Drawing 2010 - RMIT Graduation Exhibition

The many processes found in 'how to texts' are used as a basis for making new hybrid forms. Creating samples and templates indicate a desire to activate the potential of patterns; the ambiguity of the object stimulates the imagination, the assortment of pattern sampled and collaged fragments suggest endless possibilities. 


Image 1 Carbon Drawing
Image 2 Connect
Image 3-4 Ground  (detail) 
Image 5 Sample Table (detail)
Image 6-7  Installation shots









Image 1 Carbon Drawing
Image 2 Connect
Image 3-4 Ground (detail)
Image 5 Sample Table (detail)
Image 6-7 Installation shots

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