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Visual Arts › Will This Ever End (Edition 4 of 5)

Will This Ever End (Edition 4 of 5)

€2,500.00

2026

Engraving on paper

102,5 x 62,5 cm | 39.37 x 23.62 in

Created during an early period of transition and self-inquiry, Will This Ever End? emerges from an intuitive process of making rather than a predetermined concept. The original pattern was developed while Meshel was working on her previous body of work, The Body Keeps the Score, marking a moment in which the act of creation became a tool for self-recognition and affirmation.

Central to the work is Meshel’s first exploration of the one-line technique, executed without lifting the drawing instrument from the surface. This continuous gesture introduces both constraint and fluidity, requiring a sustained negotiation between control and release. The resulting composition records a process of endurance and attention, where the image unfolds through a single, uninterrupted movement.

Each version of the work brings together layered elements derived from engraved imagery, reworked into a new visual language. A secondary intervention introduces a collage variation, expanding the dialogue between repetition and transformation.

Delivery details will be sent privately to each buyer.
Taxes, shipping and handling is not included.

2026

Engraving on paper

102,5 x 62,5 cm | 39.37 x 23.62 in

Created during an early period of transition and self-inquiry, Will This Ever End? emerges from an intuitive process of making rather than a predetermined concept. The original pattern was developed while Meshel was working on her previous body of work, The Body Keeps the Score, marking a moment in which the act of creation became a tool for self-recognition and affirmation.

Central to the work is Meshel’s first exploration of the one-line technique, executed without lifting the drawing instrument from the surface. This continuous gesture introduces both constraint and fluidity, requiring a sustained negotiation between control and release. The resulting composition records a process of endurance and attention, where the image unfolds through a single, uninterrupted movement.

Each version of the work brings together layered elements derived from engraved imagery, reworked into a new visual language. A secondary intervention introduces a collage variation, expanding the dialogue between repetition and transformation.

Delivery details will be sent privately to each buyer.
Taxes, shipping and handling is not included.

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