Kitty Hsieh: Abstracted Thoughts
None of these pieces immediately
communicate a direct message or appear especially planned. However, the ability
to draw in a stream of consciousness is an effective way of clearing one’s mind
when stuck in a boring class, waiting around or simply relaxing. Rather than
being meticulously planned out, these pieces display the result of seeing where
your art will take you in the moment. Beginning by repeatedly drawing a certain
shape on whichever surface is available, often a notebook, the abstract shapes
are eventually developed into a captivating design. The decision to use ink
exhibits a feeling of permanence, relying on a stream of creativity, instead of
spending time perfecting each detail. Abstracted
Thoughts came out of a state of restlessness, attempting to occupy oneself
by drawing whatever comes to one’s mind.
Aly Slobodov
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