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Once they were arranged on the wall, I set about simply joining them together…

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Drawing Wall

I often draw as a meditative aid to thinking.  They are essentially Doodles and before starting this project I never really thought of them as anything more.  They are also almost never “finished”.  For the most part, I will draw and stop, then maybe continue at another time.  The component drawings that formed the basis of my Wall were all incomplete Doodles on mount-board off-cuts that I’d rescued from the trash

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After a period of drawing on the wall as it was, I wanted change.  Therefore, one morning I took all the pieces down and put them back up again in a new arrangement.  It felt important for me to do this blindly to a certain extent, so I selected and positioned each piece based on physical shape and colour, rather than on the actual drawing.

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The next incumbent saw me arranging the pieces with more thought about the actual drawings themselves.  I also felt that I wanted them all to be landscape orientated.

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