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A4 graphite on watercolour paper
The Big Toe series treats the body’s most ignored extremity as a note-taking instrument, using sight and skin to score spaces with dirty clarity and intimate precision.
In the spirit of Bataille’s Big Toe and his vision of excess and the formless, these drawings let lowly anatomy drag vision downward, where meaning leaks, smears, and refuses to stand up straight.
A4 graphite on watercolour paper
The Big Toe series treats the body’s most ignored extremity as a note-taking instrument, using sight and skin to score spaces with dirty clarity and intimate precision.
In the spirit of Bataille’s Big Toe and his vision of excess and the formless, these drawings let lowly anatomy drag vision downward, where meaning leaks, smears, and refuses to stand up straight.