This art work consists of two drawings but exists as one piece. The lines seen here are drawn one by one. First, a light charcoal gradient is laid on the paper to achieve some kind of depth in the drawing. An exacto knife is dipped into a well of ink, then cut into the surface of the Rives BFK paper. This piece has a subtitle of "If Paper Could Bleed" The frames are constructed by the artist in mild steel. A combination of acides were used to patina the surface of the metal.

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