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Untiled (001) (Part of Series "Leaking River of Light"), Sumi-Ink, Walnut Ink, and Tempera on Acid-Free Paper, 11" x 14" inches, Christie Benker, 2018
Untiled (002) (Part of Series "Leaking River of Light"), Sumi-Ink, Walnut Ink, and Tempera on Acid-Free Paper, 11" x 14" inches, Christie Benker, 2018
Untiled (003) (Part of Series "Leaking River of Light"), Sumi-Ink, Walnut Ink, and Tempera on Acid-Free Paper, 11" x 14" inches, Christie Benker, 2018
Untiled (004) (Part of Series "Leaking River of Light"), Sumi-Ink, Walnut Ink, and Tempera on Acid-Free Paper, 11" x 14" inches, Christie Benker, 2018
Leaking River of Light Sumi-ink, walnut ink and tempera, 11” x 14” inch acid-free paper 2018 Christie Benker
Leaking River of Light is a series that stems from the idea of what is creative amongst the destructive, overcoming patterns of destruction by receiving ideas and improving communication. This results in abstract illustrations representing thoughts that electricity allows access to, in rural, alienated and industrial regions, changing the dynamic and mindset of a human beings. These pieces are made with an awareness of toxicity from electronic production and waste. The criticism of flawed productions, that solved problems, is meant to communicate a sense of hope, that comes from creativity sprouting from identifying reality and how it could flourish.
TOKO SHINODA, Sound, Japan 1970. Sumi-ink and watercolor on paper. / 1stDibs
2012 [Sophomore] Sumi-Ink Drawing Studio - Final