This project has explored my own behaviour and idiosyncratic relationship with domestic space, domestic objects and the notion of home.
Walking into the space, my partner and I are sitting opposite to one another while live drawing each other onto OHP’s. The drawings of ourselves are hung behind us on bedsheets, we are unaware of what the others drawing looks like. Studying each other in detail, we draw fragments of our bodies, faces and movement. This connects us into the minute movements and feeling of the other person. We have roughly a minute to complete a drawing, we are signalled by the boiling of a kettle, popping of a toaster and dinging of a microwave. Once we completed a drawing we lay it down to be examined.
This project has explored my own behaviour and idiosyncratic relationship with domestic space, domestic objects and the notion of home.
Walking into the space, my partner and I are sitting opposite to one another while live drawing each other onto OHP’s. The drawings of ourselves are hung behind us on bedsheets, we are unaware of what the others drawing looks like. Studying each other in detail, we draw fragments of our bodies, faces and movement. This connects us into the minute movements and feeling of the other person. We have roughly a minute to complete a drawing, we are signalled by the boiling of a kettle, popping of a toaster and dinging of a microwave. Once we completed a drawing we lay it down to be examined.
