Continuing with my favs from Artfields…
About this installation, Ian says “Crosscut (Log-pile), is a reflection on one of the most quietly obvious signs of human incursion in the natural world: a crosscut tree stump. By utilizing brightly colored handmade paper and neon gel pens to produce the drawings, I am drawing attention to the artificial and unnatural state of the remnant of an individual tree. All images are sourced from either on-site observations and photographs, or from cross-sections of trees recovered after a large culling of forested areas throughout the Lowcountry of South Carolina; the paper itself is mostly from the same species of trees depicted in the drawings.”
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