For the past few years, I have been plagued with dailyheadaches. Relatively recently, I began to work through it with the use ofdrawing and found that the pain was alleviated. It is the energy and rhythm ofthe lines that helps relieve the pain. The dynamics of a headache are locked ina chaotic confinement. The fluidity of an India ink pen mimics the pain’stravel pattern in my head. This controlled system of mark-making contains mycondition by turning an uncomfortable negative state into a creative positiveone. And from this condition, it is taking the drawing into new areas of theunknown.
Chaotic Confinement 1
India Ink Pen on Paper
India Ink Pen on Paper
80 x 96 in
Chaotic Confinement 1, detail
India Ink Pen on Paper
80 x 96 in
India Ink Pen on Paper
80 x 96 in
Chaotic Confinement 2
India Ink Pen on Paper
80 x 80 in
India Ink Pen on Paper
80 x 80 in
Chaotic Confinement 2, detail
India Ink Pen on Paper
80 x 80 in
India Ink Pen on Paper
80 x 80 in
Chaotic Confinement 2, detail 2
India Ink Pen on Paper
80 x 80 in
India Ink Pen on Paper
80 x 80 in
Chaotic Confinement 3
India Ink Pen on Paper
80 x 96 in
India Ink Pen on Paper
80 x 96 in
Chaotic Confinement 3, detail
India Ink Pen on Paper
80 x 96 in
India Ink Pen on Paper
80 x 96 in
Chaotic Confinement 3, detail 2
India Ink Pen on Paper
80 x 96 in
India Ink Pen on Paper
80 x 96 in
Chaotic Confinement 4
India Ink Pen on Paper
42 x 52 in
India Ink Pen on Paper
42 x 52 in
Chaotic Confinement 4, detail
India Ink Pen on Paper
42 x 52 in
India Ink Pen on Paper
42 x 52 in
Chaotic Confinement 6
India Ink Pen on Paper
19 x 27 in
India Ink Pen on Paper
19 x 27 in
Chaotic Confinement 7
India Ink Pen on Paper
19 x 27 in
India Ink Pen on Paper
19 x 27 in
