A contemporary drawing project by artist, Christopher T Wood

Artist Residency at The Dome House

I am so honored and excited to have been awarded the Al & Mickey Quinlan Dome House Artist Residency. The program is operated in partnership with the Miller Art Museum, Sturgeon Bay, and one artist is selected each fall to spend 8 weeks living and working in this exceptionally unique structure. I will explore local lore associated with The Dome House in Door County, Wisconsin, and seek connections and collaborations within the near and not-so-near past and future of the land. I will also conduct weekly education and outreach within the community.

ABOUT THE PROJECT:
Daydrawing is an unending daily drawing project by contemporary artist, Christopher T Wood, documenting a supplementary universe as a means of understanding our own. As a nonlocal object, the drawing connects those who encounter it through increasingly distant points in space and time.
The Daydrawing Distribution Center presents and makes available for collection a small sample of the daily drawings completed each year. Works are available framed or unframed. Send me a message if you would like to see the drawing from a special date. Click to see 25 recent available drawings!
(left: Daydrawing in progress at the Artist-In-Residence Studio of the Pfister Hotel, Milwaukee)

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EXPLORE THEMES

Ice

Ethernity

Entanglement

Land

Artificial Intelligence

FRAMING IS AVAILABLE FOR YOUR ORDER

FRAMED EXAMPLES: This is what to expect when you order a framed drawing from the studio.

Framed drawing installed, and available for purchase, at Portrait Society Gallery, Milwaukee

(left) Single framed drawing (160711). Available at Portrait Society Gallery, Milwaukee, WI
(right) Set of ten drawings installed. Photo courtesy of Henry Lee House, Denver, CO

Drawing As Hyperobject

Every day I complete a drawing and each of these is a small piece of a much larger object called Daydrawing. Since January 1, 2016, I have added one panel per day to the drawing. Of key importance to the work is that it has no defined size and is in continuous creation. The drawing is conceived to exist in many locations at once; it eludes time and space in its scope.

Each daily addition is rendered in powdered graphite and is a keyhole view into a supplementary universe, a hallucinatory daydream that responds in part to observations throughout my day, and in part to narratives already at play within the Daydrawing universe.

Please email to inquire about a purchase, collaboration, subscription, or visiting artist engagement. cwooddraw at gmail dot com. Or, visit the Contact Page.

See more projects at www.christophertwood.com.

Christopher T Wood