Duncan Ward sees his drawings as running in parallel with his work in performance art. In both media he is exploring similar ideas of wallowing, ecstasy, unlearning, resensitization, rebellion against form, and getting to know things from the inside out. Ward frequently employs mountain and nest motifs as containers for formless material. Lately he has begun to use large-scale drawings as backdrops to performances.

The Ruins of Temporarycontemporary       Ink on Paper, 2008
Life with the Pagans  Ink and Coffee on paper, 2009
Blood Work Diary (after Carolee Schneemann) Ink and Coffee on Paper, 2009

Works Included

12. The Ruins of Temporarycontemporary
      Ink on Paper, 2008

23. Butter crag
  Ink on Paper, 2008

28. Blood Work Diary (after Carolee Schneemann)
Ink and Coffee on Paper, 2009

29. Life with the Pagans
 Ink and Coffee on paper, 2009

32. Shimmy Lament
Ink and Coffee on paper, 2009