Burnt Wood Wall Drawings
‘I like the ephemeral qualities of the Burnt Wood Wall Drawings and the primitive elemental aspects of drawing directly on the wall with hot smouldering ash. I also like the immediacy of these drawings – there is no going back, no rubbing out – you only have one chance and you have to get it right’.
Extract for the ‘In Situ’ interview
Le 19, Centre Régional d’art Contemporain
Montbéliard, France
2001
‘In Situ’
Le 19, Centre Régional d’art Contemporain
Montbéliard
France
2001
Montbéliard
France
2001
CREDAC
Marie d’Ivry
Paris, France
1988 (Video released in 1991)
Paris, France
1988 (Video released in 1991)

First Burnt Wood Wall Drawing
180 x 200 cm
Mill Lane Studio, London
1983
Mill Lane Studio, London
1983

Untitled Burnt Wood Wall Drawing
200 x 180 cm
Mill Lane Studio, London
1983
Mill Lane Studio, London
1983

Burnt Wood Wall Drawing
300 x 330 cm
Galerie Löhrl, Monchengladbach
1985
Galerie Löhrl, Monchengladbach
1985

Burnt Wood Wall Drawing
250 cm ø
Galerie Löhrl, Monchengladbach
1985
Galerie Löhrl, Monchengladbach
1985

Spiral
300 cm ø
Oberhausen, Germany
1985
Oberhausen, Germany
1985

Burnt Wood Wall Drawing
200 x 200 cm
Galerie Luise Krohn, Germany
1987
Galerie Luise Krohn, Germany
1987

Untitled Burnt Wood Wall Drawing
200 x 190 cm
Berlin Studio
1985
Berlin Studio
1985

Burnt Wood Wall Drawing
50 cm ø drawing with 7 sticks
Galerie Carla Fuehr, Munich
1998
Galerie Carla Fuehr, Munich
1998

First work in the ‘Informed’ Series
Two sticks/two lines
Berlin Studio
1995
Berlin Studio
1995

Burnt Wood Wall Drawing
From the ‘Informed’ Series
Musée d’Art Modern, Kuxhaven
1990
Musée d’Art Modern, Kuxhaven
1990

Burnt Wood Wall Drawing
From the ‘Informed’ Series
Musée d’Art Modern, Kuxhaven
1990
Musée d’Art Modern, Kuxhaven
1990

Burnt Wood Ladder Drawing
300 x 500 cm
Neuer Berliner Kunstverein, Berlin
1990
Neuer Berliner Kunstverein, Berlin
1990

Phoenix Chair
300 x 600 cm
Kulturzentrum, Schaffhausen, Switzerland
1988
Kulturzentrum, Schaffhausen, Switzerland
1988

Phoenix Chair (detail)
300 x 600 cm
Kulturzentrum, Schaffhausen, Switzerland
1988
Kulturzentrum, Schaffhausen, Switzerland
1988

Phoenix Chair
300 x 500 cm
Galerie Carla Fuehr, Munich
1989
Galerie Carla Fuehr, Munich
1989

Phoenix Chair (detail)
300 x 500 cm
Galerie Carla Fuehr, Munich
1989
Galerie Carla Fuehr, Munich
1989

Phoenix Chair
300 x 600 cm
Olga Korper Gallery, Toronto
1988
Olga Korper Gallery, Toronto
1988

Phoenix Chair
300 x 650 cm
Neuer Berliner Kunstverein, Berlin
1990
Neuer Berliner Kunstverein, Berlin
1990

Chair Guarding it’s own Shadow
300 x 400 cm
Pfalzgalerie, Kaiserslautern
1995
Pfalzgalerie, Kaiserslautern
1995

Untitled Burnt Wood Wall Drawing
40 x 80 cm
Guernsey Studio
1989
Guernsey Studio
1989

The Last Supper (in process) Noli me tangere
Musees du Valais, Sion
1990
1990

The Last Supper (in process) Noli me tangere
Musees du Valais, Sion
1990
1990

Chair Guarding its own Shadow (far wall) Spiral and on the floor Future Memories
Le 19, Montbéliard, France
2001
2001

Phoenix Plate
300cm ø
Rosa Esman Gallery, New York
1993
Rosa Esman Gallery, New York
1993

Phoenix Table (wall) Future Memories (light installation)
Le 19, Montbéliard, France
2001
2001

Phoenix Lamps
Glendon Gallery, York University, Toronto, Canada
1995
1995