— Zora Neale Hurston
Oil stick and oil pastel on paper
51 x 24 cm (20.07 x 9.44 in)
Oil stick and oil pastel on stretched canvas (diptych)
Overall 250 x 320 cm (98.43 x 125.98 in)
While music may seem an unlikely aperture for understanding [painting], music and images share a fundamental form of organisation as pattern that structures our perceptions of both the sonic and the visual. As a particularly pleasing arrangement of sounds, music is a series of patterns that are neither random nor wholly original or spontaneous. Similarly, it is the patterns of any visual field that compose it as distinctive or related to a given form or genre. Reading the fundamental forms of patterning through which both sound and images register as meaningful or evocative, effective or affective, representational or expressive forms provide a point of entry…
— Tina Campt
Oil stick and oil pastel on unstretched canvas
22 x 23 cm (8.66 x 9.05 in)
Oil stick and oil pastel on unstretched canvas
95 x 305 cm (37.4 x 120.08 in)
— Nikki Giovanni
Oil stick and oil pastel on unstretched canvas
31 x 62 cm (12.2 x 24.41 in)
Oil stick and oil pastel on paper
17 x 50 cm (6.7 x 19.68 in)
Oil stick and oil pastel on paper
35 x 41 cm (13.77 x 16.14 in)
Oil stick and oil pastel on unstretched canvas
300 x 200 cm (118.11 x 78.74 in)
Oil stick and oil pastel on unstretched canvas
329 x 194 cm (129.52 x 37 in)
time will see
that’s what i think about a lot in relation to making things
how passing through time, or it passing through you, becomes a way to learn things
so looking at the back, and the front and the sides
one convergence of experience or thought or feeling, and then springing forth from that
how the paintings aren’t about one thing, but an accumulation of things felt over time
eaten in little meal-like portions to consume and digest
endured-enjoyed
— Rachel Jones