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[Do Not Track] I often approach free drawing as an uncompromising battle against routine. In this, I picture routine as a rotating fluid that automatically settles to a shape of minimal deformation.(*) Such a fluid is like a machine that follows a strict Newtonian law "First law: Every object continues in its state of uniform motion in a straight line, unless compelled to change that state by external forces acted upon it" ![]() (intrusion by an external force) Thus, free drawing is the act of disturbing the causal path of routine. -the shape of routine- ![]() Some primitive stages of the effect of gestural strokes on the shape of routine. ![]() 1.One gesture, one hole and an intrusion 2.Two gestures and two holes ![]() 3.Two gestures and one hole |
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