This series is a visual exploration of one of the tools marine biologists use to measure the presence of aquatic invaders. Fouling panels are hard surfaces, placed in the water to accumulate life over time. When removed after several months, these panels contain a variety of creatures, with texture and vibrant color.
Amalgam, monotype, drawing ink, machine and hand-stitching on gampi and mulberry papers, 36” x 39”
Amalgam, monotype, drawing ink, machine and hand-stitching on gampi and mulberry papers, 36” x 39”
Synthesis, monotype, drawing ink, machine and hand-stitching on gampi and mulberry papers, 37” x 44”
Aggregate, monotype, drawing ink, French knots, machine and hand-stitching on gampi and mulberry papers, 40.25” x 36”
Aggregate, monotype, drawing ink, French knots, machine and hand-stitching on gampi and mulberry papers, 40.25” x 36”
Coalesce, monotype, drawing ink, French knots, machine and hand-stitching on gampi and mulberry papers, 42.75” x 39.75”
Coalesce, monotype, drawing ink, French knots, machine and hand-stitching on gampi and mulberry papers, 42.75” x 39.75”
Spread, monotype, drawing ink, machine and hand-stitching on gampi and mulberry papers, 34.5” x 38”