
First, I executed a total of over 4000 sketches and drawings between 1996 and mid-2001, not just the 1000 or so of musicians. Drawing them, and studing the art of others, has convinced me that drawn images are revelatory of the people drawn and the events they are involved in - the concerts, the services and ceremonies, the recitals, and the rehearsals of all sorts. Second, in travelling about the world in this same six years, I increasingly came to see sketching as a tool to explore global communication, too, because, like music, sketched images can communicate across language and other cultural barriers. Nothing therefore seems more globally appropriate than a website that is a sketched reflection of musicians. Finally, I see musical preformance and rehearsal as yet another example of how human encounters are life-defining, apart from, in spite of, or in addition to, the definition provided by a human's formal plans for life and its major events. The first two links below elaborate these ideas further and the third provides access to sites which illustrate them outside music.
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