Pen Drawings

*Circular Accumulation (Before the Beginning)*
Ballpoint pen on paper
75×75 cm

*Circular Accumulation (In the Beginning)*
Ballpoint pen on paper
100×100 cm

*There’s a Darkness in the Light in the Darkness*
Ballpoint pen on paper
50×50 cm

*Primordial Structure*
Ballpoint pen on paper
36×48 cm

*Excessive Accumulation (Ocean of Ink)*
Ballpoint pen on crumpled paper
124×150 cm

*Gradient System*
Ballpoint pen on paper
36×48 cm

*Horizontal Excess*
Ballpoint pen on paper
36×48 cm

*World Without End*
Ballpoint pen on paper
35×45 cm

*Dark Material*
Ballpoint pen on paper
14×20 cm

*In Search of the Smallest Things II*
Ballpoint pen on paper
21×28 cm

*Indications*
Ballpoint pen on paper
36×48 cm

*Anthropocene Scenery (Manorial Landscape),* Ballpoint pen on paper
30×40 cm

*Anthropocene Scenery (Nocturnal Power Plant)*
Ballpoint pen on paper
14×20 cm

*Anthropocene Scenery (Entering the landfill)*
Ballpoint pen on paper
14×20 cm

As cultural object the ballpoint pen is closely linked to written language; the formal language of bureaucracy (files, forms and applications) and the informal language of everyday life (grocery lists, love letters and post-it notes). Substituting linguistic sense-making with accumulative mark making these drawings explore the visual potential of the ballpoint pen.