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I Depict The Evolution Of Humans In Abstract Illustrations
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I Depict The Evolution Of Humans In Abstract Illustrations

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My series of drawings, the Z Factor, is the first installment in a series of three books/installations. It metaphorically depicts a permanent development of the human race, (caused by the invention of a new chromosome) that is irreversible. It fully explains how and why we are evolving into a non-destructible and gender obliterated society, as the circle in the first picture, whose flow is so natural, yet is influenced by unnatural processes of ethnic cleansing and the acceleration of gentrification.

The materials I use are archival ballpoint pen, Indian ink, graphite and hand made paper from India. I chose these materials because I wanted a certain look – I was going for early 20th century. I wanted them to resemble old medical drawings, since my story begins at that point in time.

More info: cmgross.com | thezfactor1.wordpress.com | greetingsfromkarpland.wordpress.com

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Cheryl Gross

Cheryl Gross

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Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Cheryl Gross is an illustrator, writer, motion-graphic artist, living and working in the New York/Jersey City area. She is a professor at Pratt Institute and Bloomfield College. Cheryl’s work has often been compared to Dr. Seuss on crack.

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Cheryl Gross

Cheryl Gross

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Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Cheryl Gross is an illustrator, writer, motion-graphic artist, living and working in the New York/Jersey City area. She is a professor at Pratt Institute and Bloomfield College. Cheryl’s work has often been compared to Dr. Seuss on crack.

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