摘要 : A full stop, in punctuation, denotes the end of a sentence. When reading aloud, this is the place to draw breath and allow what was spoken to sink in before the reader moves on, eyes widening with new understanding. Perhaps a rumo... 展开 A full stop, in punctuation, denotes the end of a sentence. When reading aloud, this is the place to draw breath and allow what was spoken to sink in before the reader moves on, eyes widening with new understanding. Perhaps a rumour is born. Rumours are the drifting cotton candy of conversation, sweet and irresistible. In this (series of) drawing(s), / began with what seems final and absolute: the full stop, period or point, made with a pencil as one would when writing. When enlarged the full stop reveals itself to be nebulous and utterly imprecise, It is drawn here using the grid, both for translation and measurement, but also in an attempt to locate or capture something that once seemed so finite. 收起