Penwald Drawings is a series of bilateral drawings (made with both hands simultaneously) – that explore the artist’s body as a tool of measurement and allow him to be inscribed in the sphere of geometry. Choreography of his gestures stays within the sphere of the outstretched arms of the artist who is immersed in the meditative, repetitive practice following the inner impulses which in this way manifest into a visible, physical form. Line density becomes a direct record of a physical and mental state of the artist engaged in an hours-long process of drawing.

The work Penwald:4:Unison Symmetry Standing will be created especially for the exhibition within 3 days long and open for public action (taking place prior to show opening). Work can be later seen at O level of Art Stations gallery.

Visitors will also have a chance to witness Orrico process again during an hour and a half long performance in which artists will “take his wrists on walk” and, in front of our eyes, will create another work from the cycle.