The drawings were placed on top of each-other. This negates the possibility to view each one individually, since they stick together in the process of drying.

Wet Drawings is informed by my experiences as a mother-artist. The materials for the drawings, graphite powder and plastic glue form a mixture that

conveys the sensation when being absorbed by actions that are difficult, if not impossible, to define. These actions include pregnancy, giving birth and raising children. This method of drawing stands in contrast to drawings done with a sharp pencil. It refuses clear boundaries. Instead, the drawing material drips, crosses lines, covers surfaces in the way liquid does.