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Hundreds of small individual marks are placed next to each other on a 1”x1” grid. These marks are a small, tight and controlled action made by  physically removing, marring and damaging the surface of the matrix with a blade. When viewed from afar the small marks on a large grid lose  their individuality. It is only by getting close to the  work and examining it that the viewer realizes that  what appears to be a plain, unassuming pattern is  actually made of individual instances, visual  signifiers of discomfort. 

By layering a different version of the same pattern on top of a larger grid, these systems of control are forced to confront one another,  sometimes directly following the pattern, other times disrupting it. 

Handmade paper elements bring the micro into the macro.

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