Untitled 

George Bunker made this 'Untitled' work using ink on paper. The stark contrast between the black ink and the off-white of the page creates a bold visual impact, drawing attention to the gestural lines and shapes. The artist has worked quickly, the linear quality of the ink suggesting a sense of urgency and spontaneity, capturing a fleeting moment or idea. The choice of readily available materials – ink and paper – speaks to a democratic approach to art-making, blurring the lines between high art and everyday practice. The artist engages with mark making to show the possibilities of ink as a medium. The process of drawing, with its directness and immediacy, allows for a unique expression of the artist's vision, where the hand is literally present. The perforations along the top edge of the sheet further emphasize the utilitarian nature of the paper, suggesting its origin as part of a pad or notebook. Ultimately, it reminds us that creativity can be found in the most humble of materials.