Amy DiGennaro, Detail from Marilyn the Sedulous, Hours of Bona Sforza, 2008, graphite on paper, 40” x 60”
All of the images in this series deal with narratives: personal, familial, cultural. I want to load the images to overflowing and use the circularity of the border-work to suggest no exact starting or finishing point for the narrative, which is non-linear and layered. I want these drawings to echo the lived experience of these kinds of narratives in all their instability, murkiness and subjectivity.
-Amy DiGennaro, October 2008
Copyright 2008, Amy DiGennaro. None of the images on this site may be used for any purpose without the express written permission of Amy DiGennaro. Photos by Rik Sferra.
