The following works represent sustained investigations that eventually led into the development of my BFA thesis. These three examples are mostly monoprint with collaged elements, including a bit of silkscreen.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Detail Images of Thesis Work
Following are details of the collaged elements from the final series that constitutes my BFA thesis work:
BFA Thesis 2010
The above images show the final selection of works that I included in the Washington University in St. Louis 2010 Printmaking BFA Thesis show, "No Vacancy," at the Des Lee Gallery on April 23rd, 2010.
All of the pieces include figurative woodcuts printed in white ink on black paper, accompanied by collaged and hand drawn elements. All pieces measure 30 x 44".
BFA Thesis 2010
This piece represents that start of a direction that became my BFA thesis work. The image above shows its installation in the studio spaces of the printmaking department. The wall was specially prepared for the installation of this print.
natura morta, 30 x 44", woodcut, collaged element
Friday, February 5, 2010
perhaps nothing is a better expression of my interests
A current show at the Met exhibits material that is a perfect expression of my interests. I don't think there are any summarizing statements I can make other than that.
Friday, January 22, 2010
a still-life banquet
and a close up of the finished piece
the collaged element came from vintage art history and general didactic Time Life Books of the 1970s
a still-life banquet
The finished product, including the wall prepared especially for the display of these three prints. I see all three prints as one piece.
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