Man Alone
Man Alone, a mural, 10’ x 20’, 2013, charcoal, white chalk and pencil at the Munson-Williams-Proctor Art Museum’s Biennial, Utica, NY.
Chalk lines skid, dive, and leap across the wall within a delicate tracery of pencil and thick strokes of charcoal: an energy field inhabited by an everyman figure. He is alone in his decisions, dealing with inevitable disappointments, reined in by life, yet pushing to escape and emerge.
Man Alone close-up
Man Alone, a mural, 10’ x 20’, 2013, charcoal, white chalk and pencil at the Munson-Williams-Proctor Art Museum’s Biennial, Utica, NY.
Chalk lines skid, dive, and leap across the wall within a delicate tracery of pencil and thick strokes of charcoal: an energy field inhabited by an everyman figure. He is alone in his decisions, dealing with inevitable disappointments, reined in by life, yet pushing to escape and emerge.
Man Alone detail of drawing
Man Alone, a mural, 10’ x 20’, 2013, charcoal, white chalk and pencil at the Munson-Williams-Proctor Art Museum’s Biennial, Utica, NY.
Chalk lines skid, dive, and leap across the wall within a delicate tracery of pencil and thick strokes of charcoal: an energy field inhabited by an everyman figure. He is alone in his decisions, dealing with inevitable disappointments, reined in by life, yet pushing to escape and emerge.
Man Alone close-up
Man Alone, a mural, 10’ x 20’, 2013, charcoal, white chalk and pencil at the Munson-Williams-Proctor Art Museum’s Biennial, Utica, NY.
Chalk lines skid, dive, and leap across the wall within a delicate tracery of pencil and thick strokes of charcoal: an energy field inhabited by an everyman figure. He is alone in his decisions, dealing with inevitable disappointments, reined in by life, yet pushing to escape and emerge.
Man Alone
Day One of mural construction. Man Alone, a mural, 10’ x 20’, 2013, charcoal, white chalk and pencil at the Munson-Williams-Proctor Art Museum’s Biennial, Utica, NY.
Chalk lines skid, dive, and leap across the wall within a delicate tracery of pencil and thick strokes of charcoal: an energy field inhabited by an everyman figure. He is alone in his decisions, dealing with inevitable disappointments, reined in by life, yet pushing to escape and emerge.
Man Alone
Day 5 of mural construction. Man Alone, a mural, 10’ x 20’, 2013, charcoal, white chalk and pencil at the Munson-Williams-Proctor Art Museum’s Biennial, Utica, NY.
Chalk lines skid, dive, and leap across the wall within a delicate tracery of pencil and thick strokes of charcoal: an energy field inhabited by an everyman figure. He is alone in his decisions, dealing with inevitable disappointments, reined in by life, yet pushing to escape and emerge.