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Elise Popa's artwork

Drawing of ink brushstrokes radiating up and out from a dark center.

One foot stop. 2022.

Black and white drawing of multiple lines and brushstrokes that form a wave pattern across the page.

Glide. 2022.

Black and white drawing with white lines over an abstract pattern that overlap to create a tunnel effect.

Crossovers. 2022.

Pieces of folded paper sit among inter-woven branches that form a nest.

A secret is a nest.

Black and white drawing of multiple sort brushstrokes and for a featherlike texture.

Toe picks.

Drawing of ink brushstrokes radiating up and out from a dark center.

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One foot stop. 2022.

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Black and white drawing of multiple lines and brushstrokes that form a wave pattern across the page.

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Glide. 2022.

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Black and white drawing with white lines over an abstract pattern that overlap to create a tunnel effect.

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Crossovers. 2022.

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Pieces of folded paper sit among inter-woven branches that form a nest.

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A secret is a nest.

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Black and white drawing of multiple sort brushstrokes and for a featherlike texture.

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Toe picks.

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