My research has been steeped in drawing being a relational activity and a product of the body and I always draw lots of plants. I have also been investigating devotional approaches to this.
But maybe because of my technical training you will often find me fiddling around with tiny experimental research objects.
Original research practice statement from 2015 that hasn't really changed much over the years:
Drawing and writing are the same. A line leaks out of the body. Something escapes human containment. It is not abject though. It might be like faecal matter but for me all that makes me human is not abject, and the body is not only a stinking heap of shit or rotting sack of meat. Whatever seeps out may be different each time. It might be shit or blood, fear or love, envy, energy, saliva or psyche. All of those are the same, somehow held together in fragility for just a moment in time. Sometimes it feels like a fight to keep it together. it is whole but flows free.
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