Kathryn Maple’s practice is based on landscapes that are reconstructed into paintings, the ideas for which come from memory, drawings and photographs. ‘Through the Alleyway’ was a reconstruction of routes taken into Brighton. Sometimes the unpredictable nature of carving into the wood sent the drawing off on a new different direction. The drawing became more of a maze, feeding from one mark to another. Shapes and lines are used to highlight passages, chimneys and a…
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Kathryn Maple’s practice is based on landscapes that are reconstructed into paintings, the ideas for which come from memory, drawings and photographs.
‘Through the Alleyway’ was a reconstruction of routes taken into Brighton. Sometimes the unpredictable nature of carving into the wood sent the drawing off on a new different direction. The drawing became more of a maze, feeding from one mark to another. Shapes and lines are used to highlight passages, chimneys and a very wonky staircase that came to surface.
Woodcut on paper
H 80 x W 59 cm unframed
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