Light circle/Light spatial drawing

Work researches drawing as kineasthetic; a spatial articulation of movement through drawing. Questions
arising from the inclusion of dance into the spectrum of drawing. This enquiry has been substantiated by
the recent exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, where dance has been included into the global
vocabulary of Drawing. Online; Exhibition, Museum of Modern Art ( 2010), The Primacy of Drawing
(2010), Sol Lewitt: A Retrospective (2000) ; William Forsythe Video: Solo ( 1997) , Improvistaion
Technologies, (1999)
Inclusion of work into the Curated exhibition for Contemporary Australian Drawings 1, a survey of
Australian drawing. including artists, Mike Parr, Godwin Bradbeer, Jenny Watson, John Wolsley and Jon
Cattapan. Exhibition was a major component of RMIT University & University of Arts London 'Drawing
Out' conference, Storey Hall, RMIT. Special address by Roostein Hopkins Professor of Drawing Stephen
Farthing (UK). Artists featured in Metasenta commissioned publication by Dr Janet McKenzie, UK,
'Contemporary Australian Drawino' (forthcoming 2011)

This creative work examines particular relationships between colour, visual kineasthetics and
choreographed sequences in art, using a range of spatial conventions sourced from the geometric wall
frescoes of the 3rd Century Roman Catacombs, Medieval Cathedral Mosaic wall and floor structures, and
the 20th/_21st Century wall drawings of Sol Lewitt The research asks; Does movement (gesture/dance),
electrotectonics, light and its sequencing reflect a more lateral field of drawing in the 21 st century? This
question forms part of a larger research question addressing categorisation and transdisciplarity in
contemporary drawing, which was addressed at the 2010 'Drawing Out' Conference. The work installs
flexible liQhtinQ includinQ liQht seauencinq onto the walls and connecting space of the RMIT Gallery.