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ANTONYM



Antonym

2010

Graphite on Chinese silk chiffon over oil on mylar

12 x 12”


These elegant white kid gloves float above a painting of my “working” hands. Is it wrong to boast never having had a manicure? My passion is to draw and paint and make things.

I see these beautiful gloves that belonged to my Tu Tu as the opposite, antonym, of my own hands.


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