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Ink on paper - Signed in pencil lower left - Monotype; Numbered 1/1 // Bubble Drawing by Tara Donovan, created in 2004, is a monotype drawing that explores the delicate and organic beauty of repeating forms. This unique piece, measuring 33 x 33 cm, is made using ink on paper, and signed in pencil by the artist in the lower left corner. The composition features an intricate pattern of overlapping bubble-like shapes, creating a mesmerizing texture that resembles natural formations like cellular structures or microscopic organisms. The grayscale tones and translucent quality of the bubbles evoke a sense of depth and fluidity, characteristic of Donovan’s work that often plays with perception and organic forms. As a one-of-a-kind monotype, this piece highlights Donovan's interest in using simple materials and patterns to evoke complexity and wonder.
Bubble Drawing, 2004
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Ink on paper - Signed in pencil lower left - Monotype; Numbered 1/1 // Bubble Drawing by Tara Donovan, created in 2004, is a monotype drawing that explores the delicate and organic beauty of repeating forms. This unique piece, measuring 33 x 33 cm, is made using ink on paper, and signed in pencil by the artist in the lower left corner. The composition features an intricate pattern of overlapping bubble-like shapes, creating a mesmerizing texture that resembles natural formations like cellular structures or microscopic organisms. The grayscale tones and translucent quality of the bubbles evoke a sense of depth and fluidity, characteristic of Donovan’s work that often plays with perception and organic forms. As a one-of-a-kind monotype, this piece highlights Donovan's interest in using simple materials and patterns to evoke complexity and wonder.
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