New York artist,
Judith Braun creates huge wall murals drawn using just her fingers dipped in graphite and charcoal. She uses symmetry in a lot of her works and her out stretched arms to create the symmetry in the bigger symmetrical works. From afar her landscapes look detailed and whole yet on close inspection it is all completed with her fingerprints in a pointillist way. I love the rhythm and patterns in her work and of course something made from an unlikely technique. It is similar to artists who use their bodies to create performance drawings, such as
Heather Hansen and
Tony Orrico.
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| Wild wall: The full extent of Braun's landscape at the Chrysler Museum of Art |
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