An Incongruous Manifestation
1991



Medium:
Pencil on Paper
Dimensions:
6 x 5.25 inches
Genre/Style:
Surrealism (Automatism and Free Association)
Description:
Inspired by the early Surrealists, An Incongruous Manifestation is one the artist's earliest examples of Automatism, a spontaneous method of drawing that has become a staple in his creative arsenal.
Automatism is a process of creating art without preconceived ideas, rational thought or intention; instead relying on impulse and (unconscious) associations to arrive at a completed image.
For the most part, these pieces can seem (or are) random (as the title of this drawing suggests). However, this process does have utility as well; when utilized to spark creativity; or, when taking a deep dive into one's inner workings without the filters of the ego (which often sensors or omits impulses that seem incompatible, discordant or uncomfortable).
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