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SE VEN
Installation
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Drawing detail
Fourteen drawings of the lines of the palm of my hands –seven of each hand– are etched to paraffine wax panels with black ink. Each group of seven drawings is stacked and placed on top of two light boxes. The light boxes are installed at the end of a corridor. Over time the subtle light of the light boxes melts the wax panels making them stick together, allowing the scent of the beeswax to fill the space of the Gallery.