Dan Miller. Untitled. (2006)

Dan Miller Untitled (2006)

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Miller's repetition of images, numbers, and words creates complex abstract patterns. The varying density of the lines, obliterating any discernable form, reflects the artist's compulsions. His fixations on daily objects, such as lightbulbs and other household appliances, are represented through repetitive spelling and sketching. The artist's obsessive method reflects his attempt to organize and process the world around him.

Gallery label from Glossolalia: Languages of Drawing, March 26–July 7, 2008 .
Medium
Felt-tip pen on paper
Dimensions
22 x 30" (55.9 x 76.2 cm)
Credit
Purchased with funds provided by the Friends of Contemporary Drawing
Object number
182.2007
Copyright
© 2021 Dan Miller
Department
Drawings and Prints

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