Line of thought is an ongoing project investigating the use
of drawing as a means of extracting thought.
On this occasion I created a drawing using string which I
attached to a deteriorated brick wall by utilising pre-existing screws and
nails in the wall. My use of string
constructs a conversation between the wall and its surrounding structures
supported by scaffolding. Everything remains held together by thought.
Both a metaphorical and physical line of enquiry is
constructed with the attachment of string extrapolating drawing from a 2D
entity into a 3D form. The drawing
breathes on the borders of a forgotten extension, existing on the edge of a car
park in Ipswich temporarily. The ephemeral nature of the drawing highlights the
transient nature of passing thoughts.
This drawing was constructed on the 10th April
2014 as a collaboration with my friend and illustrator Hannah Farthing - see below for documentation in the form of photographs, drawings and some short films.
See below for some short films documenting the intervention:
See below for a Pinterest board documenting the development of the work:
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