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MEDIUM: Graphite on paper
DIMENSIONS: 21 cm x 21 cm (each)
PRICING: your purchase of this “Playdrift” generation unlocks the ability to purchase any other piece in this “Playdrift” series.
Originals = $275 | Gen 1 = $185 | Gen 2 = $150 | Gen 3 = $75 | Gen 4 = $50 | Gen 5 = $30 | Gen 6 = $20 | Gen 7 = $12 | Gen 8 = $3
Example: purchase of an original for $275 unlocks the option to buy Generation 8 for a total of $278. We will contact you after making this purchase to see which others in the series you would like to buy.
Note: Shipping and in-store pickup options are available at checkout.
ABOUT PLAYDRIFT
This “Playdrift” piece is one from a series of nine original graphite illustrations on paper created by John Cabrera. “Each drawing began as a still life combining my own office tools and toys with those of my four-year-old daughter,” says John.
The title “Playdrift” captures both the subject and the process: play as creation, and drift as gradual distortion. Each original was followed by eight trace-rendered reproductions, completed faster each time–from two hours down to eight minutes. With every generation, precision gave way to gesture, and form dissolved, like a rigorous printmaking exercise where time and repetition erode the image to its essence.
MEDIUM: Graphite on paper
DIMENSIONS: 21 cm x 21 cm (each)
PRICING: your purchase of this “Playdrift” generation unlocks the ability to purchase any other piece in this “Playdrift” series.
Originals = $275 | Gen 1 = $185 | Gen 2 = $150 | Gen 3 = $75 | Gen 4 = $50 | Gen 5 = $30 | Gen 6 = $20 | Gen 7 = $12 | Gen 8 = $3
Example: purchase of an original for $275 unlocks the option to buy Generation 8 for a total of $278. We will contact you after making this purchase to see which others in the series you would like to buy.
Note: Shipping and in-store pickup options are available at checkout.
ABOUT PLAYDRIFT
This “Playdrift” piece is one from a series of nine original graphite illustrations on paper created by John Cabrera. “Each drawing began as a still life combining my own office tools and toys with those of my four-year-old daughter,” says John.
The title “Playdrift” captures both the subject and the process: play as creation, and drift as gradual distortion. Each original was followed by eight trace-rendered reproductions, completed faster each time–from two hours down to eight minutes. With every generation, precision gave way to gesture, and form dissolved, like a rigorous printmaking exercise where time and repetition erode the image to its essence.