Netted Bag Series from Ordinary Exhibit, 2019
Watercolor on Canson Mix Media
14.75 x 14.75 inches (each)
I’m attracted to mundane and discarded everyday materials. Netted fruit bags have been a recurring obsession, and I love losing myself in the process of drawing the tangle of lines. The subtle distortions of the warp and weft create evocative forms, transforming a utilitarian object into something worthy of contemplation. I’m also inspired by deconstruction and unraveling and tried to incorporate those concepts into my drawing.
Netted Bag 10, 2018 (sold)
Watercolor on Canson Mix Media
14.75 x 18 inches
I’m attracted to mundane and discarded everyday materials. Netted fruit bags have been a recurring obsession, and I love losing myself in the process of drawing the tangle of lines. The subtle distortions of the warp and weft create evocative forms, transforming a utilitarian object into something worthy of contemplation. I’m also inspired by deconstruction and unraveling and tried to incorporate those concepts into my drawing.
Netted Bag A, 2019
Watercolor on Somerset
14.75 x 14.75 inches
I’m attracted to mundane and discarded everyday materials. Netted fruit bags have been a recurring obsession, and I love losing myself in the process of drawing the tangle of lines. The subtle distortions of the warp and weft create evocative forms, transforming a utilitarian object into something worthy of contemplation. I’m also inspired by deconstruction and unraveling and tried to incorporate those concepts into my drawing.
Netted Bag B, 2019 (sold)
Watercolor on Somerset
14.75 x 14.75 inches
I’m attracted to mundane and discarded everyday materials. Netted fruit bags have been a recurring obsession, and I love losing myself in the process of drawing the tangle of lines. The subtle distortions of the warp and weft create evocative forms, transforming a utilitarian object into something worthy of contemplation. I’m also inspired by deconstruction and unraveling and tried to incorporate those concepts into my drawing.
Netted Bag C, 2019
Watercolor on Somerset
14.75 x 14.75 inches
I’m attracted to mundane and discarded everyday materials. Netted fruit bags have been a recurring obsession, and I love losing myself in the process of drawing the tangle of lines. The subtle distortions of the warp and weft create evocative forms, transforming a utilitarian object into something worthy of contemplation. I’m also inspired by deconstruction and unraveling and tried to incorporate those concepts into my drawing.
Netted Bag E, 2019
Watercolor on Somerset
14.75 x 14.75 inches
I’m attracted to mundane and discarded everyday materials. Netted fruit bags have been a recurring obsession, and I love losing myself in the process of drawing the tangle of lines. The subtle distortions of the warp and weft create evocative forms, transforming a utilitarian object into something worthy of contemplation. I’m also inspired by deconstruction and unraveling and tried to incorporate those concepts into my drawing.
Netted Bag F, 2019
Watercolor on Somerset
14.75 x 14.75 inches
I’m attracted to mundane and discarded everyday materials. Netted fruit bags have been a recurring obsession, and I love losing myself in the process of drawing the tangle of lines. The subtle distortions of the warp and weft create evocative forms, transforming a utilitarian object into something worthy of contemplation. I’m also inspired by deconstruction and unraveling and tried to incorporate those concepts into my drawing.
Netted Bag H, 2019
Watercolor on Somerset
14.75 x 14.75 inches
I’m attracted to mundane and discarded everyday materials. Netted fruit bags have been a recurring obsession, and I love losing myself in the process of drawing the tangle of lines. The subtle distortions of the warp and weft create evocative forms, transforming a utilitarian object into something worthy of contemplation. I’m also inspired by deconstruction and unraveling and tried to incorporate those concepts into my drawing.
Netted Bag I, 2019
Watercolor on Somerset
14.75 x 14.75 inches
I’m attracted to mundane and discarded everyday materials. Netted fruit bags have been a recurring obsession, and I love losing myself in the process of drawing the tangle of lines. The subtle distortions of the warp and weft create evocative forms, transforming a utilitarian object into something worthy of contemplation. I’m also inspired by deconstruction and unraveling and tried to incorporate those concepts into my drawing.
Netted Bag L, 2019
Watercolor on Somerset
14.75 x 14.75 inches
I’m attracted to mundane and discarded everyday materials. Netted fruit bags have been a recurring obsession, and I love losing myself in the process of drawing the tangle of lines. The subtle distortions of the warp and weft create evocative forms, transforming a utilitarian object into something worthy of contemplation. I’m also inspired by deconstruction and unraveling and tried to incorporate those concepts into my drawing.
Netted Bag M, 2019
Watercolor on Somerset
14.75 x 14.75 inches
I’m attracted to mundane and discarded everyday materials. Netted fruit bags have been a recurring obsession, and I love losing myself in the process of drawing the tangle of lines. The subtle distortions of the warp and weft create evocative forms, transforming a utilitarian object into something worthy of contemplation. I’m also inspired by deconstruction and unraveling and tried to incorporate those concepts into my drawing.
Netted Bag X, 2019 (sold)
Watercolor on Somerset
14.75 x 14.75 inches
I’m attracted to mundane and discarded everyday materials. Netted fruit bags have been a recurring obsession, and I love losing myself in the process of drawing the tangle of lines. The subtle distortions of the warp and weft create evocative forms, transforming a utilitarian object into something worthy of contemplation. I’m also inspired by deconstruction and unraveling and tried to incorporate those concepts into my drawing.
Netted Bag Z, 2019
Watercolor on Somerset
14.75 x 14.75 inches
I’m attracted to mundane and discarded everyday materials. Netted fruit bags have been a recurring obsession, and I love losing myself in the process of drawing the tangle of lines. The subtle distortions of the warp and weft create evocative forms, transforming a utilitarian object into something worthy of contemplation. I’m also inspired by deconstruction and unraveling and tried to incorporate those concepts into my drawing.