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CONTINUUM

CONTINUUM, 2010

87” x 36” x 36”

Steel, bearings, paper, pink pearl erasure, pencil

"Continuum,'' a wind-powered drawing machine which draws a circle and erases the circle.  The piece began with the desire to use wind to shape a work.  This concept has since taken seed in other works including, Drawing Machine. Working as a windmill, Continuum turns a mechanism that drives a No. 2 pencil, followed by a Pink Pearl eraser, spinning around a sheet of paper that's changed every 24 hours. The eraser smudges and blurs the line, which varies in tone and intensity based on the force of the wind. A total of three months of drawings were created, each subtly different, each a daily record. Essentially a record of time captured and presented in 24hour periods. "Continuum'' is about life, creating and destroying it at the same time.

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