WHO ART YOU / IN CONVERSATION WITH CELINE
Hazel Elsbach
Hazel turns fragments found in the city into light-like impressions on paper and reconsiders insecurity as a creative strength.
ONE QUESTION TO WATCH WITH
Does an object become more intriguing when you cannot identify its original purpose?
Shadow Figures, 2024, ink and graphite on paper, 17 × 11 inches. · Cover image source ↗
FROM CONVERSATION TO WORK
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Compare the ink and graphite traces in Shadow Figures with her description of treating ink as light and shadow.
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Shadow Figures, 2024, ink and graphite on paper, 17 × 11 inches.
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YOUR TURN
Does an object become more intriguing when you cannot identify its original purpose?
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