A few from the new series, ink on paper.
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verbal accretions through process
Quiet
- Seth Nehil
- Portland, Oregon, United States
- I'm an artist, performance-maker, and composer. This blog documents my thoughts in relationship to the act of making. My work moves between and across multi-media performances, sound compositions, drawings, sculptures, and other things. I teach Sound and Video, Time Arts, Film Sound, and Art Theory at PNCA and WSUV. You can contact me directly at s_nehil(at)yahoo(dot)com
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1 comment:
I like how the shape of the paper and the shaping in the bleeds echo the geometry of constellations. They feel elegant, but probably because of the contrast have a sort of brutality.
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