Emily Duchscherer Kirk
Meshy Drawing no.2, artists sketch.
£80
297 x 420 mm / a3 / 12 x 16 "
Pen and black lightfast ink drawn on (off white, darker than imagery) recycled coffee cup paper of a meshes consisting of knots and lines, all appear different and irregular. The image covers the paper and appears to be a net structure, with no edges or boundaries full of possibilities for exploration and experimentation in the vast, expansive universe. Where ALL people, beings and things exist have/do/will exist in interdependently. The MESH is the structure consisting of connections the energy/light/forces/gravity acting in fields and waves, and the knots represent ALL beings/things that constantly interact. Influenced by artist Yayoi Kusama (infinity nets and dots), concepts of the MESH in books by Tim Ingold, and Timothy Morton.