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The Development of an Idea

In leafing through a sketchbook I came across a series of notes that lay out most of the aims of my current body of work. These notes move all over the place, but the central idea is the use of nature and abstraction as a means of exploring mental states; projecting the inner onto the outer world as well as exploring the parts of one's own psyche and/or body that are foreign and uncontrollable; drives, genetics, disease.

Page one, looking as tangled masses (vines, tent caterpillar nests, cordyceps) as a representation of inner conflict/ outer decay.

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