No Title 1
2005
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
2005
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Dominant colour
No Title 1 is a 2005 by Catalina Chervin, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
This is a drawing from 2005 by Catalina Chervin. It’s a tangle of shapes made by quick, looping lines. No sketches came first—she covered the whole page in short strokes and let the drawing grow. Her early medical training might explain the body-like forms you sense. The lines twist and crowd together, creating a maze you can almost feel. Check out her other drawings at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
The drawing features a pencil-shaded background with an abstract ink composition occupying the lower half. Created by Catalina Chervin in 2005, the work emerges from an unplanned process in which short pencil lines form an initial structure before ink is applied freely. The resulting dense, labyrinthine forms suggest influences from the artist’s early medical training. This piece is part of the 2007 acquisition of the *40 Artists - 40 Drawings* series.
Read the full account in the museum source.
Catalina Chervin makes drawings that hover between line and erasure, leaving open-ended shapes where ink meets blank paper.
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