Kike

Yizo yizo

The style of the exchange, the tactility, the residue. There’s so few human exchanges where the event- the touching- has its own object that exists outside of the bodies that made it. Gail Weiss I owe you my life.

Hot button issues

Hiromix :D

When I was younger my sketchbooks were a place for experimentation but I never saw them as private. At art school there’s this idea exposing it as part of your process is an unnecessary unmasking. I think I hate that because I’m beginning to resent self preservation from a place of scarcity. And because the work I’m making now is very intimate. It’s fully about proximity, recalling the body through touch and looking. My sketchbook is where I wind these intangible fragments to material threads. They feel so much more tentative than my paintings and I love the fact that I cannot hide that the way I can in layers and layers of paint.

I saw this i remembered why I miss painting so much

Sand to the beach