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Mitra Divshali

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Blade and Borders

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Blade and Borders is a series of drawings, ongoing since 2016, evoking landscapes and features of the archaic world. Anthropomorphic and topographical forms emerge through traces of coloured pencil on black paper, engraved with a cutter. Some works are further marked with applications of gold foil, nails, and small relief elements.

Blade and Borders collection n. 1,
pencil, cutter, and golden relief. 48 x 18, Rome 2018

Blade and Borders collection n. 2, pencil, cutter, and nails. 48 x 18 cm, Rome 2018

Blade and Borders collection n. 3, pencil, cutter, and golden relief. 42 x 30 cm, Rome 2018

Blade and Borders collection n. 4, pencil on paper, cutter. 70 x 50 cm, Rome 2018

Blade and Borders collection n. 5, pencil on paper, cutter. 48 x 38 cm, Rome 2018

Part of the 18 Tables; they were the first draft of this series
collected in a notebook (15 × 21 cm), Rome, 2016; private collection.

Table n.2 from the 18 Tables notebook, first draft sketches for Blade and Borders by Mitra Divshali, Rome 2016
Table n.3 from the 18 Tables notebook, first draft sketches for Blade and Borders by Mitra Divshali, Rome 2016
Table n.4 from the 18 Tables notebook, first draft sketches for Blade and Borders by Mitra Divshali, Rome 2016
Table n.5 from the 18 Tables notebook, first draft sketches for Blade and Borders by Mitra Divshali, Rome 2016
Table n.6 from the 18 Tables notebook, first draft sketches for Blade and Borders by Mitra Divshali, Rome 2016
Table n.7 from the 18 Tables notebook, first draft sketches for Blade and Borders by Mitra Divshali, Rome 2016
Table n.8 from the 18 Tables notebook, first draft sketches for Blade and Borders by Mitra Divshali, Rome 2016
Table n.9 from the 18 Tables notebook, first draft sketches for Blade and Borders by Mitra Divshali, Rome 2016

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