Life Drawings
2012 - 2020 | Various Media on Paper | Bristol / Los Angeles/ Paris / Vienna
Life Drawing is a way to train my perception, to really look and see as clearly and precisely as possible. But does this practice reproduce the male gaze? Is it an uncritical continuation of the western tradition of art? Or is it just an expression of curiosity, of fascination with the human body and its form. Is this objectification, and if so is it consensual?
2017 | Pencil on Paper | 37 x 61
2015 | Pencil on Paper | 18 x 27
2017 | Charcoal on Paper | 61 x 45
2017; Chalk Pastel on Paper; 84 x 60
2015 | Pencil on Paper | 17 x 44
2017 | Pencil on Paper | 34 x 58
2017 | Chalk Pastel on Paper | 45 x 34
2017 | Chalk Pastel on Paper | 45 x 35
2017 | Pencil on Paper | 23 x 36
2017 | Pencil on Paper | 44 x 23
2017 | Pencil on Paper | 32 x 28
2015 | Pencil on Paper | 21 x 19
2015 | Pencil on Paper | 24 x 32
2015 | Ink on Paper | 42 x 30
2017 | Pen and Chalk pastel on Paper | 42 x 59