It’s
easy to think you know what drawing is until you ask it to solve problems posed
by the imagination, the unseen, the mysterious, the complexity of reality, the
connective tissue of the human and natural worlds, the depth of the human
experience, the sound of eyes freshly opened. Then it becomes a language
capable of grappling with a world constantly bubbling up new universes. Its
flexibility, nuances, capacities, potentials, universality and persistence get
called upon. It’s an act that, by its nature, draws out aspects of the human experience
that do not as easily emerge through the act of forming meaning through words.
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