Felt-tip pen, ink and graphite meet in this intimate drawing from 1998. Their different qualities allow line and density to shift across the paper, giving the act of drawing a varied physical presence. Drawing remained a constant within Louise Bourgeois’s changing practice, offering a space in which memory, relationships and bodily experience could take forms distinct from her sculpture.
Catalogue record and images from the Joseph Clark Collection. Rights in the work remain with the artist or their estate.
