This shot shows me inking and printing off the cracked linoleum and exposed cement on the floor. I later drew into the print to emphasize the cracking surface. The print is shown in the next image.

This print was made by inking the floor of Edward Albee's barn. I then drew into the print adding very small circular shapes to accentuate the crack in the floor.

This image shows 2 views of the floor print with a detail of the center section.

After inking one section of the floor, I decided to make small moveable prints to lay on sections of the broken linoleum. I then decided to paint directly on the floor isolating sections with white enamel. A second inked section was added last.

Photo by Tom Kochie.

This view shows the floor installation from the second inked section.

After inking one section of the floor, I decided to make small moveable prints to lay on sections of the broken linoleum. I then decided to paint directly on the floor isolating sections with white enamel.

This is a close-up after additional work was added.

This is a close-up view of some of the prints made from the floor and then used in the installation.

This is a detail of the larger inked section.