I came across the artist
Claire Oswalt recently, whose sculptural drawings with paper, graphite, wood, and other mixed media, utilize a muted color-palate to create expressive, movable works. If you're in the Los Angeles area, you can check out her latest exhibition, Peril in Perfection, at the
Taylor De Cordoba gallery, through October 31.
Doubled Over. Graphite, paper and wood, 26"x36"13", 2009. Courtesy
Claire Oswalt and
Taylor De Cordoba Gallery.
Pack of Vesper Girls. Wood, graphite and paper. Courtesy of
Claire Oswalt.
Control. Wood, graphite, paper, acrylic, and twine, 65"x49". Courtesy of
Claire Oswalt.
Blown Away. Wood, twine, paper, graphite, and acrylic, 29"x24". Courtesy of
Claire Oswalt.
Retrocausality and a Self-fufilling Prophecy. Mixed media on paper, 33.5"x38.5", 2008. Courtesy of
Claire Oswalt.
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