digital drawing, digital C-type print on crystal archive paper in frame.
48 x 33 x 5cm
Edition 3 of 3 + 2 artist proofs

In my approach to drawing, using both, and switching between the physical and digital worlds, the idea of the temporary and the permanent in the process of drawing becomes more assertive.

Emphasising the marks that intentionally remain in the process of developing a work or those that have been erased and have now become underlying impressions on a physical surface or, have become untraceable or non-existent in the digital spatial world, becomes a point of exploration and discovery. Where there was once a physical surface and now light and space, the context of the ephemeral in the process of drawing becomes more tangible and its value extended.