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Oil and Water
Silkscreen and intalgio techniques are combined to make reproductions of Etch-A-Sketch drawings that confront important environmental issues. The friendly quality and history of the Etch-A-Sketch invite the viewer for a closer look. The images are about our precious resource, water and the damaging, everlasting, effects of plastic and oil.
Submitted to Winter 2010 Showcase