The non-existent wrinkle.

By c-monster on September 14, 2009 in Art for stoners, C-Monster, Galleries, New York and Painting. 2 Comments


Untitled (2008), by Heather Cook at Foxy Production. (Photo by C-M.)

Regina Hackett got me thinking about non-existent curtains with this post last week. I’d like to add to the meme by submitting the above piece, by Heather Cook, which is currently hanging at Foxy Production in NYC. It’s a flat black fabric ‘painted’ with bleach to resemble a piece of wrinkled material. (The bleach removes pigment from the black cloth in a reverse painting process.) Can’t believe it’s flat? Here’s the side view.

(Via @tylergreendc.)

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  • eugeniogp
    September 14, 2009 at 2:07 pm

    amazing. love the end result. great to see that the “move” went well…

  • Helen Godden
    November 5, 2009 at 7:35 am

    I like the non creased creases…looks like that fabric was headed towards white – most blacks go to orange or mustard colour when bleached. If that cotton goes back to white and you have more of it, could I buy it from you please by the yard?
    HG

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