The artist I've included this week is Mark Bradford (top), whose immense collages resemble city plans or aerial views of urban environments. He also collages in bits of newspaper, magazines, comics, and other found material, which one can see when looking up close at the work. My drawing (bottom) this week is a larger sized web drawing, upon which I have made a variety of gestures, which serve to contrast the systematic arrangement of the lines embossed into the paper and to build a relationship between digital and analog ideas, which are played out upon the surface.
The artist I've included this week is Mark Bradford (top), whose immense collages resemble city plans or aerial views of urban environments. He also collages in bits of newspaper, magazines, comics, and other found material, which one can see when looking up close at the work. My drawing (bottom) this week is a larger sized web drawing, upon which I have made a variety of gestures, which serve to contrast the systematic arrangement of the lines embossed into the paper and to build a relationship between digital and analog ideas, which are played out upon the surface.
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