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Sabine Kussmaul visual artist

Running drawing practice marches all over my desk

Added on July 18, 2017 by sabine kussmaul.

How can I keep track, and not only that, but keep the feeling of it, of a run that I have done, ...
with the impressions of the momentary, as fleeting and impressive as they might have been, the stretches of lines and distance, installed and covered, the experiences made, ...reaching out to the past and forwards into what's to come. 
I have used drawings to plan and later to comment on a run. This very loose and rough way of arranging bits to do with the documentation I bring back might offer an interesting open process with quite a bit of potential. 

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