EBONY ROSE
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      • Seaweed study 2017
      • Gossamer 2014
      • Weavings 2014
      • Lift 2013
      • Halo Cobalt teal 2013
  • About
  • WORK
    • Ear to ocean
    • CAMBER
    • Drift
    • Glint
    • Night Shapes
    • Tafoni Nutkana 2021
    • Cetus
    • Coral Bones Black Water 2020
    • Wash Up 2020
    • Mountain Water 2020
    • Pitch Dark 2019
    • Dark Light 2018
    • Ordinary Light 2017
    • Four Corners 2015
    • Four Corners, AHVA 2016
    • Pinna (bridge) 2017
    • Pinna 2015
    • Zephyr 2014 Light Ricochets 2014
    • Water study 2014
    • Haiku 2013
    • Other >
      • Drawings for light
      • Ins and Outs
      • Memory of trees 2019
      • Seaweed study 2017
      • Gossamer 2014
      • Weavings 2014
      • Lift 2013
      • Halo Cobalt teal 2013
  • About
Picture
Pitch Dark (Ode to the Dark), 2019 
 30 x 23 inches, Ink on paper
From a series
Photo taken at the Sointula Art Shed Window Gallery
In the “Pitch Dark (Odes to the Dark)” series I was inspired by darkness - the aspects of mystery and the unknown.  I was also led by being in a black-out period environmentally and socially, and by the absence of darkness due to light pollution and further still, to a metaphorical turning away from the discomfort of the darkness. In this way this drawing (one of a series) stands as a beacon to the vastness of the darkness.
By capturing phenomena in a single form time surfaces. Dried drips and spills reveal when the water was active making way for suspension and pause. It is an invitation to hold an awareness of different times: past and present, at once.  
My hope is that these drawings render a sense of calmness, a sort of visual steadfast in the midst of great odds and rapid change.
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