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LinkedCrosses

Simple interlocking
squares & rectangles
conspired into crosses

TheAbbyCross

1993 | Isle Of Man | 2” x 3”
Indian Ink

My parents were born catholic.
I was born a catholic.
I was raised a catholic.
I'm an Irish catholic.
I went to a catholic church.
I went to a catholic school.
I was christened a catholic.
I was confirmed a catholic.
I was even a catholic altar boy.
I still attend church on occasion.

I grew up with crosses in my life.

TheAghnaCross

1993 | Isle Of Man | 4” x 4”
Indian Ink

The basic shapes you learn as a kid include a straight line, an arrow, a curved line, circles, ellipses, squares, rectangles, triangles, stars and crosses.

Crosses serve to remind us of those who went before - they also remind us that we are mortal. Crosses everywhere. They are never far away. Tick! Tick! Tick!

TheArdsCross

1993 | Isle Of Man | 4” x 4”
Indian Ink

I am kind of obsessed with crosses if truth be told. Yet I stay away from them as I am not religious anymore.
Spiritual yes.

TheBallyCross

1993 | Isle Of Man | 4” x 4”
Indian Ink

Four rectangles.
Simple!

TheBallyKilCross

1993 | Isle Of Man | 6” x 6”
Indian Ink

Rectangles or oblongular boxes.

TheBallybegCross

1993 | Isle Of Man | 6” x 6”
Indian Ink

Long squares. A cross!
Brilliant!

TheBellgroveCross

1993 | Isle Of Man | 6” x 6”
Indian Ink

I like crosses because they are simple.

I like crosses and I love simplicity.

Win win!

TheBohernaCross

1993 | Isle Of Man | 2” x 3.5”
Indian Ink

Trying the same but different.

TheDrumnaCross

1993 | Isle Of Man | 4” x 5”
Indian Ink

Interesting! Simple again. 6 boxes.
Keep going.

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