Hide-and-seek

A series of deconstructed relief prints turned into print reliefs

Hide-and-seek was produced during lockdown of 20|20 at the home impromptu print studio. This project consists of 32 individual interchangeable reliefs and one large assemblage. While working with limited resources, my intention was set to explore the possibilities of a reductive printing process using two 9”x12” linocuts. The structure of these reliefs can be manipulated and reassembled over and over again. This riddlesome investigation reflects on the idea of a multiple self theory of the mind and our innumerable appearances.