Eileen Cubbage is a multidisciplinary artist working at the intersection of painting, video, and drawing. Her visual work explores the body as imprint, trace, and internal architecture. In parallel, she has developed a structured drawing practice that integrates movement, breath, and physical mark. This site presents both trajectories—studio work and drwaing method—as distinct but related modes of inquiry.
Mirror mirror body: Pucker up, Buttercup
CURRENT
This archive includes material-based works across painting, projection, and object. Each series examines the body as a site of accumulation—through gesture, distortion, rhythm, and repetition. These works do not depict the body, but reflect what it holds, transmits, and remembers.
drawing
This archive includes both drawing-based visual works and structured practice. The works explore repetition, gesture, and duration as forms of embodied trace. The practice—developed through studio research and teaching—follows a repeatable sequence grounded in body, breath, movement, and mark. Together, they frame drawing as a mode of inquiry: material, procedural, and relational.
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