Sfumato
dust on rag paper with chine collé (dust offset from the floor of the print studio and laminated between papers through the use of a press).
27.5 x 43.75 x 1.25" (open portfolio)
dust on rag paper with chine collé (dust offset from the floor of the print studio and laminated between papers through the use of a press).
1998
dust on rag paper with chine collé (dust offset from the floor of the print studio and laminated between papers through the use of a press).
1998
dust on rag paper with chine collé (dust offset from the floor of the print studio and laminated between papers through the use of a press).
1998
dust on rag paper with chine collé (dust offset from the floor of the print studio and laminated between papers through the use of a press).
1998
dust, chine collé on rag paper
36 x 30” (paper size)
2005
Folio of 12 prints of dust.
A print-maker makes their work in a print studio, a place which houses the necessary materials and equipment (ink, paper, plate, press). Commonly, a print-studio is collectively shared by a number of people...they come, do their work, move about, and leave. This coming and going is generative...materials are used, things are made. Yet, lying outside the frame of one’s artistic intent, beneath the threshold of one’s attention, beneath one’s feet is the ebb and flow of another kind of collective production...the settling and gathering of dust.