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Sabine Kussmaul visual artist

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  • About
  • Current work
    • Scribing movement
    • Experiential maps
    • Visualising process
    • Installation
    • Person-place-line
    • Combining territories
    • Indoor drawing environments
    • Under restriction
    • Process, rhythm, repeat
    • Video
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    • 2010 and earlier
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Sabine Kussmaul visual artist
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Post-run drawing

Added on June 19, 2017 by sabine kussmaul.

After each run, I would take prepared paper, fold it in a particular way and let the creases mark the surface of the paper. As the paper had been previously used by a friend to soak up excess wax from her batik fabric designs, the paper had enough wax inside itself to make folds and creases mark particularly well. 
I then remembered the run, how it unfolded, how it felt, and made a drawing that represented these aspects. 

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