Two Parts to a Whole #5: The Crow Tree Part 2*, by Nadia Daniels-Moehle. 2019. Ink on paper.

*This piece belongs with day 202.

Each of the six pieces in the “Two Parts to a Whole” series is comprised of two different eyes. “Two Parts to a Whole” is inspired by how left and right eyes see the world from slightly different perspectives. As a child, I remember staring at my hand while opening one eye and closing another, marveling at how, when both eyes were open, I could see two perspectives at once. 

Ink drawing. Two eyes belonging to different faces aligned to look like they're part of the same one. In a tree canopy with black background.
Part One: In the Treetops 
Ink drawing. Two eyes belonging to different faces aligned to look like they're part of the same one. Organic shapes around them, filled with lines.
Part Two: Stay Inside 

Ink drawing. Two eyes belonging to different faces aligned to look like they're part of the same one. Organic spiky shapes around them, with a black background
Part Three: Great Grandpa’s Coat
Ink drawing. Two eyes belonging to different faces aligned to look like they're part of the same one. Pointillism eyes with muscle-tissue inspired shapes flowing around them.
Part Four: Internal Landscaping 
Ink drawing. Two eyes belonging to different faces aligned to look like they're part of the same one. One eye is crossed. The shapes around the eyes look like feathers and bones, an animal scull and rib cage with black inky background
Part Five: The Crow Tree


Ink drawing. Two eyes belonging to different faces aligned to look like they're part of the same one. Worm-like shapes surrounding the eyes
Part Six: The Last Equinox for Now

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