A series of 12 small works – final sale days
L i n e a t i o n s
means
making
lines
repeatedly…
Lineations
means
making
lines
repeatedly . . .
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With a single lotus impression, then a second and a third marked vertical lines appear as if integrally woven onto paper.
In Morrison Polkinghorne’s lotus art, derived from distilling lotus petals into ink while using lotus stems as his paintbrush, his lineal imprints repeat and fade into a form.
In composition these lines form the lineations of the unseen paths undertaken between his lotus impressions.
This is a small series of 12 artworks created by the artist to represent abstract horizontal waves of lineations.
Almost musical in composition, their original inspiration is from the lineal flows of Cambodian rivers.
Each artwork is signed on the front and back, with the total count of impressions signed with the artists autograph on the front, and on the back signed with the total accumulative count of lotus impressions Morrison has made over the past decade.
Morrison is restricted in creation his lotus art while living in Australia, so these recent works were painted during recent trips to Cambodia. He used lotus ink he previously distilled while still living in Cambodia, back in 2018. It is rare, brewed from lotus petals left at Cambodia temple offerings. This distillation that takes a year to process, holistically using only rainwater.
Lineations 2023 is a series of twelve artworks
lotus ink on paper
11.6 x 7.48” – 29.5 x 19cm
unframed
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l o t u s - c o u n t s as of 31 Dec, 2022 I've created a total of 612,614 lotus marks
This work is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
MORRISON POLKINGHORNE