Drawings
2011
Description
ink drawings
Fields
Drawing, Fine Arts
- Drawings
Honeycomb Babylon, 2013 - Mixed media - sumi-e, ink, paper cut out
'Conference of the Birds' sumi-e + ink, 2013
'When it rains, it grows"
sorbet sketch
Some take it slow (pen, ink, sumi-e on paper)
Flowering
Macro is micro and vice versa
Practice
Hum for Claire
Initial impulse
Pineal Gland
Rabbit Sunrise (a child at the Chelsea Hotel had named this one)
5 minute drawing
Papa Legba
zemi- cicada
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The purpose of the HiveMind is to educate and inspire more public focus on the honeybee. Charles Darwin had described the honeycomb as a masterpiece of engineering that is “absolutely perfect in economizing labor and wax.” The Honeybee has been a cherished symbol throughout history. Bee symbolism is pervasive in not only as an ideal structure of societal organization, but as an emblem of industry, cooperation, and mutual aid.
The HiveMind was installed on Governors Island, New York City for ‘City of Dreams’, a Season-Long Sculpture Garden that runs from mid June to October 2009. The Sculpture Garden was open to the public in conjunction with Figment, an annual arts event on Governors Island.
This work is a recipient of the 2009 Oscar M. Ruebhausen Commission from the Greenwall FoundationDesign, Metal Working, Sculpting2011 -
sketchbook + miscellaneousDrawing, Fine Arts2011 -
mural, screenprints, otherGraffiti, Illustration, Print Design2011