Vija Clemins’s renderings of limitless space and seascapes. Armed with a graphite pencil (yeah. they’re drawings), her palette of gradations of black and gray perform patience: the artist’s patience in creating it, and ours in viewing it.
so.
good.
Vija Clemins’s renderings of limitless space and seascapes. Armed with a graphite pencil (yeah. they’re drawings), her palette of gradations of black and gray perform patience: the artist’s patience in creating it, and ours in viewing it.
so.
good.
August 22, 2011 at 7:16 pm |
These pictures are actually Clemins’ source photos, not her drawings and paintings. Some of her work was shown at LACMA earlier this year. To be honest I think I like the photos cropped, taped and marked on better than the work she made from them!
September 21, 2011 at 5:48 am |
blush. 🙂 Thank you for catching me cold. It’s easy to assume in the blogospere. With her work, you can hardly tell. And yes, I too, (obviously) subtly prefer the photos taped and marked!