While browsing in a Paris flea market, I discovered a folder of several drawings made in 1913 by a 15 year old French schoolboy named Georges Beaufils. The sketches were originally done as class assignments and included corrections that the teacher had made. I decided that since each drawing was of an object, it would be fun to try to find the same object in the flea market. I succeeded, and set out to create a series of assemblages by combining the drawing with the object and other related materials.
As there were only six original drawings, I decided to continue this project on my own, "d'apres" Georges Beaufils. I had my French friends make the teacher's corrections.
I guess you could call this a 100 year collaboration between me and Georges Beaufils!
There are about 20 pieces in the series. Each frame is handmade from barnwood.