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Hatsuboku 2010 |
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Inspired by Zen Buddhist hatsuboku, or “flung ink” paintings that capture the essence of nature through splashes of ink, I applied this concept to the monotype process. The images emerge as a collaborative process between the inked surface, the paper and my movements. I am particularly fascinated by the micro-movements of nature including growth, erosion, precipitation, evaporation and crystallization, as well as shifts that occur from a gentle breeze.
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Monotypes (2007) |
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Exfoliation (2008) |
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Monotypes (2008) |
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Monotypes (2004-2006) |
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Coastal Currents |
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