This companionable piece takes advantage of marker technology that allows one marker to creating invisible masking elements on a page, and another that cannot effect the masked off area. I installed what appeared to be a blank sheet of 16 by 22 inch paper on a bulletin board in the Pollak hallway and provided markers for passersby to use if desired.
As participants interact with the piece, they indulge their creative impulses in a relaxed, playful manner. Visual expression becomes a source of great pleasure and anxiety in art and design programs. Get back to the joy of creating — Make More/Worry Less.
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