Byron Kinnaird

These working drawings have become an important part of my drawing process. They are not a plan for what I intend to do, or a record of what's been done exactly - they develop in a reciprocal way alongside their larger counterparts, doing the work of testing and documenting concepts, compositions and language.

I believe these are a remnant of being trained as an architect, where the working drawing develops, notates, and archives. In the end it is a record of the journey.

I intend to show three working drawings that relate to recent works - including ‘Ceremony’ which was exhibited at Landslide Gallery in August 2024. Another piece ‘Poems for Independence’ will be shown at Braemer Gallery in late 2025 in an exhibition of the same name. The working drawings will be temporarily framed and intended for conventional hanging/display.

These working drawings have become an important part of my drawing process. They are not a plan for what I intend to do, or a record of what's been done exactly - they develop in a reciprocal way alongside their larger counterparts, doing the work of testing and documenting concepts, compositions and language.

I believe these are a remnant of being trained as an architect, where the working drawing develops, notates, and archives. In the end it is a record of the journey.

I intend to show three working drawings that relate to recent works - including ‘Ceremony’ which was exhibited at Landslide Gallery in August 2024. Another piece ‘Poems for Independence’ will be shown at Braemer Gallery in late 2025 in an exhibition of the same name. The working drawings will be temporarily framed and intended for conventional hanging/display.