Chair Series #9Paul Harchariks Chair Series #9, 1982, depicts a singular wooden chair. The specific positioning of the chair within the print focuses on its legs in the center, while its backrest is severed by the framing of the border. Casting shadows to the left, the light source creates geometrical lines running perpendicular to legs of the chair. The backrest and chairs shadow continuing outside of the picture plane heightens the abstract and alluring qualities

recumbent form at the bottom of the print

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and what it looks like to reclaim that definition

I always receive meditative and peaceful feelings from them

Her work addresses issues of personal identity

Diamond shapes scatter across the image like facets catching flame

The composition moves between documentary and symbol

and sexism under colonialism

a singularly unique symbol-invention standing as a representation of the unknown yet familiar entity

displacement

the phrase readily acquires rhetorical and physical meaning

curated by several of his professional colleagues and friends