wimCasier - Drawing - Bathtub - 06-05-22

wimCasier - Diary - 29-05-2022

wimCasier - Drawing - Bathtub - 07-05-22

wimCasier - Diary - 28-04-22

My newest work is inspired by ‘Lichamen’ (Bodies) by Peter Verhelst, a Belgian Poet and Novelist. In this novel, Peter uses repetition as a format to stress situations. ‘Opnieuw!’ (Again or Anew, One more), he writes. Every new paragraph changes the angel or the outcome or both. It forces you to take a distance and, at the same time to look into detail. I relate to this novel. It is meaningful literature in these awful times. The lines in my work repeat themselves. Each line contains my heartbeat, my breath, and therefore, it is a self-portrait. The repetition creates a landscape. A new dimension.

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Once the lines are captured, they can be analysed 

Capture Research

Would it be possible to let an audience capture the thoughts I have while drawing? This project explores this possibility.

Capture #1

the Black Bathtub

The Black Bathtub

the Black Bathtub - teaser

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