During my time in my Studio-lab space at the Broad in 2007 and 2008 I developped a process which quite fortuitously has some interesting connections to the work being pursued at the Broad.
As a way of assimilating the conversations i was having with scientists, I started working in watercolor on grids made up of 8x8 inch sheets of paper. At each state (perhaps the end of a day) each sheet is scanned into the computer. This allows me to continue working on the drawings while generating a database of images. Each drawing can either continue in its original grid order, or a single sheet can be used as the basis of a new grid, or may take on a life of it's own.
The digital states also allow work to go on in the computer, mixing images, taking elements of on into the other, or drawing with a tablet.
These can then be printed, reworked in water color, scanned once again...

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