"His work reasserts the potency of the handmade object, its inextricable photographic quality bespeaks an impersonality and estrangement long associated with the "death" of painting (and drawing). Similarly the hand-draw gridded matrix that structures these drawings refers as much to the "failed" promise of abstraction as to the computer pixel and its own utopian claims - simultaneously critiquing and extending the claims and procedures of high modernism."
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the collapse of the optimistic ideals of the late 1960s.
Manson Family Murders
Looks back to the 1960s and Modernism with a wistful glance.
[Vitamin D- New Perspectives in Drawing, p012-013]
[Vitamin D- New Perspectives in Drawing, p012-013]
