Original artwork description:

This is the 4th drawing on photograph of the series.

I love taking photographs during my seaside stroll, mostly of the sea itself, however, I also find myself drawn to the shoreline, where one can encounter rugged rocks with astonishingly intricate formations and structures. These geological marvels serve as the foundation for my artistic endeavors. I focus on creating close-up compositions that blur the boundaries of perspective and scale, allowing me to transform by an optical illusion a small segment of rock into an entire mountain range by drawing tiny hikers into it.
To bring these visions to life, I take a photograph of the rock formation and print it on approx. 200 g thick drawing paper. Afterwards the figures are drawn with pencil and inks on it, making each artwork from this series unique.

Materials used:

photograph, pencil, ink

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