Notes:
Frans Hals Museum - Glenn Brown
Botanical drawings - a method of description, bringing reality to the imaginary drawings
Mark Wallinger - hybrid race horses
--> joggling of two images 'grafted' together
Cabinet of curiosities - taxidermy mash ups, point in history before specialism (Wunderkabinett)
Pierre-Joseph Redouté - roses, botanical watercolours
--> Teylers Museum
Tree grafting (process)
Create sculptures/3D versions of plants like in my drawings, draw, document them
Binding papers together through water/pressure - pressing seeds/plant parts into soaked paper
Drawings in colour?
Drawings work better small, could go even smaller
Grafting artworks together - making viewer aware that they are imaginary drawings, showing imaginary aspects
Show the 'seams' of how the drawings/artworks are grafted/collaged together
Scar Tissue - grafts/gaps in my drawings? Fill them in, but make it clear it's another part of the drawing, not blended in
Dutch tulip vase - rarity/aesthetics of plant dictate social position, how they are displayed/privileged
Thomas Struth - photos of people viewing artwork, mirroring
How will the drawings be received?
Cyanotype - botanical drawings? Draw from the photographic centre - follows the circular scope of drawings, ideas mentioned before
Vitamin D - Chinese artists achieving a lot of detail without a huge effort/time dump
Treating paper before drawing - pushing drawing beyond the comfort zone of the white, flat paper
Silverpoint drawing
List conventions I'm following in my work and what they announce, e.g. botanical illustration conventions
photograms of natural/plant material, malformations of nature (no name given, try to find artist)
Angela Easterling?
Get transparent mapping pins for displaying drawings, work well under lighting
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