Sunday, 4 April 2010
A few images and a list of works from Roos Shamanana's Mua show of drawings in February:
Chance Being Born (Fat Ghost vs. Slim Ghost I)
2010
Oil paint, wax crayon, photographs on paper and metal grate.
Collaboration with City College
2010
Waxed Crayon, blueberry juice, raspberry juice, pencil, sanded photographs on pencil, tar paper and wood boards.
Collaboration with As You Like It
2009
Coffee, pencil, colored pencil, wax crayon on paper
Collaboration with Ribbons
2009
Ink on collaged paper
Collaboration with Forestville
2009
Pencil and spilled red wine on paper
Collaboration with My Dad’s Headache
2009
Pencil and spilled red wine on paper
Fat Ghost vs. Slim Ghost II
2009
Wine, pencil, botanical elements, waxed crayon on paper
Fat Ghost vs. Slim Ghost III
2009
Coffee and wax crayon on paper and wood board.
First Drawing
2009
Melted crayon on sandpaper
How Man Learned to See Both Sides of the Situation
2010
Candle wax, wax crayon, pencil, wine, ink, coffee, oil paint, rubbed grass, and sanded photographs on collaged sandpaper, tarpaper, and transparent paper.
The Myth of Saint Francis and Coyote Gubbio
2009
Melted Crayon and sanded photographs on paper
Chance Being Born (Fat Ghost vs. Slim Ghost I)
2010
Oil paint, wax crayon, photographs on paper and metal grate.
Collaboration with City College
2010
Waxed Crayon, blueberry juice, raspberry juice, pencil, sanded photographs on pencil, tar paper and wood boards.
Collaboration with As You Like It
2009
Coffee, pencil, colored pencil, wax crayon on paper
Collaboration with Ribbons
2009
Ink on collaged paper
Collaboration with Forestville
2009
Pencil and spilled red wine on paper
Collaboration with My Dad’s Headache
2009
Pencil and spilled red wine on paper
Fat Ghost vs. Slim Ghost II
2009
Wine, pencil, botanical elements, waxed crayon on paper
Fat Ghost vs. Slim Ghost III
2009
Coffee and wax crayon on paper and wood board.
First Drawing
2009
Melted crayon on sandpaper
How Man Learned to See Both Sides of the Situation
2010
Candle wax, wax crayon, pencil, wine, ink, coffee, oil paint, rubbed grass, and sanded photographs on collaged sandpaper, tarpaper, and transparent paper.
The Myth of Saint Francis and Coyote Gubbio
2009
Melted Crayon and sanded photographs on paper
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