Category: 1. Lines

Artist Research // – 2

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Willem de Kooning + Franz Kline (words are too small, but yeah I was inspired by their use of ink/inverted colours + abstract marks. I used thread in this attempt to emulate the effect)     Robert Rauschenberg (inspired by the erased Dekooning drawing by Rauschenberg. He purchased a drawing by artist Willem Dekooning and erased his sketch, leaving an… Read more →

hello yes glue is fun

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  I really liked the line for anxious which involved the use of glue and ink, and I documented down the process of how it came to be. This was inspired by Kuangjun after seeing him making wonderful marble crackling effects with just white glue and paint! (thank you kj btw!) I just created a blob of paint, swirled it… Read more →

late night madness

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it was around 3am in the 2D room when things got a little strange – let’s just say exhaustion is a great fuel for emotions to be infused into your works also that sponge was really dirty though yikes     (fun fact: this made it to the final cut of lines under spontaneous…. though that doesn’t sound very surprising)… Read more →

Research // – 1

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Automatism “In fine art, the term “automatism” most often refers to a technique of subconscious drawing in which the artist allows his unconscious mind to take control.”   Detaching oneself from the process of creating art, allowing marks to be made based solely on one’s thoughts – that would be automatism’s true meaning. Artists like Rene Magritte used this as… Read more →

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