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Hermione Carline’s original prints evoke a sensation of light passing through an open window as though an impression or the memory of a room. After trips to Japan, she was absorbed by the various ways in which screens are used to alter space and direct light in traditional Japanese architecture. Looking out through an opening or from the outside looking in she harnesses these dynamics in her work.
GALLERY OF WORK
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- Outside Interior I : Kyoto interior original print created through layering paper cut stencils with drawing and painting.
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Outside Interior III :
Kyoto interior original print created through overlaying paper cut stencils with sunlight and shadows.
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Outside Interior IV :
Ancient carved wood from Japanese temples overlaid with Shoji screen inspired drawings creating an original print.
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Outside Interior V :
Looking out as dawn breaks in a Japanese ryokan inspired this original print using hand cut stencils and painting layered together.
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Outside Interior VIII :
Kyoto interior original print created through overlaying paper cut stencils with sunlight and shadows.
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Outside Interior X :
Ancient carved wood from Japanese temples overlaid with Shoji screen inspired drawings creating an original print.
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Outside Interior XI :
Abstracted image inspired by Japanese interiors using hand cut stencils and layered ink paintings of Shoji screens.
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Outside Interior XII :
Abstracted image inspired by Japanese interiors using hand cut stencils and layered ink paintings of Shoji screens.
