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Reflections:
Water Line
In this series I am using the fluid medium of papermaking to observe the power of water to form and imprint our world. On its way to becoming an object, paper consists of a water-infused membrane sensitive to flow, stress, passages of light – much like our own bodies, like the Earth’s crust. Intervening in this state, I find there are many ways to contemplate permanence and change.
An aspect of paper that interests me is its long association with communication and ideas, yet, depending on how it is made, paper can also have a skin-like presence. Waterline #4 is a single, sheet of flax fibre paper, marked only by the internal architecture created by water first entering, then leaving the cellulose in the flax pulp. A blank sheet is never truly empty.
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