| Graphenitic Project |
| Project Archive |
Graph-ene-ite-ic
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This series
revolves around the material graphene. Graphene,
a single-atom-thick sheet of graphite, is two
hundred times stronger than steel. It can
be produced by applying a speck of graphite to a
piece of tape, and sticking and unsticking the
tape until a thin film is produced. |
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| I used the same process to create these drawings, layering graphite-coated tape to create value changes on white paper. I used images from entomology to parallel the dual properties of smallness and strength. |
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Silk Moths and Security Codes |
Dung Beetle on Code
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After Sol in Graphene |
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| Silk is Stronger Than
Steel |
Stable Structure in Ants |
Not So Delicate | Ant
Study |