Ascent

Unlike a digital printer, a plotter moves around the drawing area in all directions, lifting and releasing its pen to draw lines. In this particular drawing, for some black lines, I decided to leave the pen on the paper and not lift it when it moved to another location. This created unpredictable in-between "threads", reminiscent of the backside of traditional embroidery.

Embroidery

The probability of downward diagonal streams increases towards the bottom side of the drawing, creating the impression of curvature, as if hovering a planet.

Courtesy Takuro Someya Contemporary Art

Atlas

Current

Pression des pairs

Girl/Boy Song

Vermis

Interpolation I

Fait Divers

Rapture

Divide

Vapour

Helmgras

Printemps

Pineal

Peaking

Drift

Hail

Mold

Shroud

Probabilities transition gradually based on the coordinates within the canvas (x/y).

Poles

Valley

Symmetrical Overdub

Breeze

Weaving (square)

Ridge

Coral

Scene

Cuneiform

Cliff

Weaving

Ongoing series of plotter drawings on paper and PVC. Premiered in the exhibition <a href='https://harm.work/exhibition/angles-morts/all'>Angles Morts</a>.

Cloud Writings

<p>The probability of downward diagonal streams increases towards the bottom side of the drawing, creating the impression of curvature, as if hovering a planet.</p>
<p>Courtesy Takuro Someya Contemporary Art</p>
