A single looping stroke traces the left lobe of a heart before crossing inward, meeting a second, straighter line that descends from the upper right. Hammond allows the two paths to intersect rather than close, leaving the bottom open and overlapping. The raw black line on white carries a deliberate roughness - intimate rather than decorative, closer to a note written in haste than a finished symbol.
A single looping stroke traces the left lobe of a heart before crossing inward, meeting a second, straighter line that descends from the upper right. Hammond allows the two paths to intersect rather than close, leaving the bottom open and overlapping. The raw black line on white carries a deliberate roughness - intimate rather than decorative, closer to a note written in haste than a finished symbol.
- Curatorial note, wifärt gallery