Again

Again An Original Striated Ink Drawing The Shifting Horizon. Born near the beaches of Southern California, Charles Buckley has spent a lifetime observing the unstable nature of coastal light. In "Again," he investigates the rhythmic return of the tide and the sun, capturing a moment that feels both deeply familiar and perpetually out of reach. This original striated drawing operates on the belief that forgetting is a necessary component of remembering. From a distance, the eye bridges the gaps between the hand-drawn ink lines to create a clear narrative of a sun on the horizon. However, as the collector approaches the work, that clarity fractures into a stark, rhythmic vibration of indigo ink and negative space. The Mechanics of Perception. Based in Brooklyn and exhibiting with the Susan Eley Gallery, Buckley utilizes a meticulous application of horizontal ink lines to mimic the visual language of CRT television sets. In "Again," the undrawn space—the absence of ink—is what generates the work's emotional charge and luminous glow. The vibration of the lines creates a sense of movement: mirroring the way memories of a place shift and evolve over time. This 10x14 work is a rigorous mnemonic investigation, proving that the gaps in our perception are just as potent as the information we retain. Details & Dimensions: Title: Again Classification: Original Fine Art (One-of-a-Kind) Medium: Acrylic Ink on Fine Art Paper Art Style: Contemporary Striated Realism Theme: Seascape, Coastal Light, Mnemonic Investigation Orientation: Horizontal Dimensions: 10" x 14" Year Created: 2024 Origin: Created in Brooklyn, New York Authenticity: Includes a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) Investment: $1,200.00 Availability: Ready to Ship Reflection Period: 7-Day Reflection Period Secure a profound meditation on the horizon. Add the "Again" original striated ink drawing to your collection today at Mitsooz.