Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.
Graphite, ink, acrylic on 300g/m watercolour paper
The Entropy Series, aims to capture the gradual decline of routine through the repetitive cycles of discipline and disruption. I reflected on how the daily routines of humans transmute to accommodate unforeseen changes of circumstances, and how the chaos of life today provokes disparate reactions and actions in people. The work is created using a consistent method to produce work with varying outcomes. Working with the mediums of graphite, ink and acrylic as both solid colour and translucent wash, allows for contrast with the vagueness of the background colour. The surface of the paper restricts and confines the chaos of the work representing the metaphorical boundaries of time.