Passage of Dust
Monotype, dust gathered from the street, things ground into particles, menthol cellulose, mohawk paper, kitakata paper
Dimension variable
2021
The series of monotypes are made with actual dust and dirt. Dust is “the most invisible” visible matter to human eyes; we usually see it as larger beings. Color psychology influences how one perceives colors: some cultures make connections between blue and water, red and blood, green and forest… Through monotype techniques, some small particles stick to the print, others leave negative shapes. Some prints are ghosts (“ghost prints”), and each print documented multiple layers of history.
