Molly Springfield's Large-Scale Graphite Drawings at Zander Galerie Paris
Zander Galerie Paris presents an exhibition of Molly Springfield's five-part graphite drawing 'Commander Lowell,' created in 2015 as part of her series 'The Marginalia Archive.' Measuring over 4.5 meters in length, the work explores reproduction, translation of thought into writing, and material conditions of reading. Springfield investigates meaning mediation through copying, annotation, and transcription. Her practice centers on reproduction and information change via repeated transmission, using photocopied source material where each generation informs the next, enlarging words, annotations, and traces of use.
Key facts
- Exhibition at Zander Galerie Paris
- Five-part graphite drawing 'Commander Lowell' by Molly Springfield
- Created in 2015
- Part of series 'The Marginalia Archive'
- Over 4.5 meters in length
- Explores reproduction, translation of thought into writing, material conditions of reading
- Uses photocopying process with each generation as basis for next
- Enlarges words, annotations, and traces of use
Entities
Artists
- Molly Springfield
Institutions
- Zander Galerie Paris
Locations
- Paris
- France