Archives for the month of: March, 2015
What happens to a drawing when more traceless forms, such as the physical body and a notational kind of ‘point’, so to say, take place?
Though many, the qualities of places within Caylus echo throughout the works I am exploring at DRAWinternational, during March 2015.
The works are actions mainly. They explore qualities of plaster-clad rooms, stoney impasses and street notations (dots, dashes and sequences).
Tape, lights, magnets, tracing paper, and electrical cables are some of the materials engaged through bodily weight and spatial lightness, shade and punctuation.
Such qualities – rather than the places themselves – draw upon, approach and briefly display, ‘the point’ as a conceptually inventive yet paradoxical – and in some ways immaterially impossible – trace.
Robert Luzar.
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