WORKS
As a former reporter, I have never lost my fascination for printed newspapers. In 1994,In Yesterday’s News I began laminating newspaper front pages on handmade cardboard and painting over them with a brush that was “too big”, in contrast to the small structures of the text and image content. While the detailed information is lost, the character of the medium is preserved.
egg tempera, pastel, newsprint on laid paper
watercolour & newsprint on laid paper
watercolour & newsprint on laid paper
newsprint, graphite, charcoal & acrylic on laid paper
newsprint, pastel chalk & acrylic on laid paper
newsprint, charcoal, graphite & pastel chalk on laid paper
newsprint, oil crayon & acrylic on laid paper
newsprint, oil crayon & acrylic on laid paper
newsprint, oil crayon & acrylic on laid paper
newsprint, oil crayon & acrylic on laid paper
newsprint, oil crayon & acrylic on laid paper
newsprint, oil crayon & acrylic on laid paper
acrylic on newsprint on paper
private collection, New York
acrylic on newsprint on paper
private property, Vienna
acrylic on newsprint on paper
private property, Vienna
acrylic on newsprint on paper
acrylic on newsprint on paper
acrylic & chalk on newsprint on paper
acrylic & chalk on newsprint on paper
acrylic on newsprint on paper
acrylic on newsprint on paper
