Tuesday, 22 December 2015

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Emily Godden (2015) Baltic Science [Permanent marker on paper] 70 x 100cm

BALTIC SCIENCE // DRAWINGS 


During the residency in Lithuania I’d spent a lot of time collecting data and so I decided to start combining elements and processing data by creating drawings in the studio. The data visually appeared topographical aesthetically speaking and captured both a micro and macro cross section of the landscape in it appearance. The strong graphic mark of the Sharpie pen (other permanent markers are available) created some intriguing powerful marks.

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Emily Godden (2015) LOG OUT [Permanent marker on paper] 70 x 100cm



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Emily Godden (2015) RE START [Permanent marker on paper] 70 x 100cm



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Emily Godden (2015) SHUT DOWN [Permanent marker on paper] 70 x 100cm
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