Woodcut - Bryan Nash Gill public-space Their parental home where his

Their parental home where his parents lived since 1969 and he grew up with his brother and sister

Zur Erstaufnahme des Materials wurden ausführliche Recherchen in den wichtigsten Mies van der Rohe Nachlassbeständen in Berlin

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Martin Ittershagen and Fotini Mavromati such as Minimal Mimi

Woodcut - Bryan Nash Gill public-space Their parental home where hisThe WoodCut series by artist Bryan Nash Gill was made from the inked print of cut up tree trunks. These impressions highlight the complexity of the forms, almost mathematical, the fineness of the lines and the texture of the wood that becomes purely graphic. Like a fingerprint, each impression becomes individual, revealing a personality, a sensitivity to the skin.