Egyptian cotton, needle tube pen, ink, traditional Chinese painting paint
PRICE
50,000.00 €
ABOUT THE WORK
Material: Canvas,Other,Soft (Yarn,Cotton,Fabric)
“Mushrooming” carries a layered resonance in English: while mushroom denotes the fungal organism itself, the verb “to mushroom” describes a... Read More
“Mushrooming” carries a layered resonance in English: while mushroom denotes the fungal organism itself, the verb “to mushroom” describes a process of sudden growth, expansion, and upward unfolding. This large-scale work unfolds from the double valence of the term. Through the repeated accumulation of line drawing and ink-based coloration, the surface develops into a densely articulated visual field. Here, meticulous craft operates not merely as technique but as a temporal process, allowing forms to gradually self-organize through sustained duration and labor. The image thus appears less as a predetermined composition than as something that slowly takes shape, suggesting how pictorial order can arise through processes of emergence over time.