Sunset Drawings
Tracing the intersections and historical contexts between fine art, design, architecture, and traditional crafts
Sunset Drawing #2, gouache, pen, quilling (paper craft), suede frame, 22” x 30” (unframed), detail, 2005
Sunset Drawings
The concept of “Home” and its associations often guide Wilson’s practice:
I'm interested in the varied forms of Home and its symbol as a universal core of place and a sense of belonging. Home is often considered a safe harbor or a retreat; however it can also represent or become the opposite. Domestic interiors are also an expression of self and tell a powerful visual history loaded in iconographic detail. My current interests on this subject examine the complex relationships and evolution between conventional/structured environments and those of a dissenting and organic nature – and how this translates into the intersections and historical contexts between fine art, design, architecture, and traditional crafts.
Sunset Drawing #2, gouache, pen, quilling (paper craft), suede frame, 22” x 30” (unframed), 2005
Sunset Drawing #3, detail, 2005
Home Architectural Drawing #3, gouache, pen, quilling (paper craft), suede frame, 22” x 30” (unframed), 2005
Sunset Drawing #1, gouache, pen, quilling (paper craft), suede frame, 22” x 30” (unframed), 2005
Sunset Drawing #1, gouache, pen, quilling (paper craft), suede frame, 22” x 30” (unframed), 2005
Sunset Drawing #2, detail, 2005
Sunset Drawing #3, detail, 2005
Sunset Drawing #1, gouache, pen, quilling (paper craft), suede frame, 22” x 30” (unframed), 2005
