Work on Panel by Mark Westervelt: Neck to Neck

A bone-white head and body mold, covered in eyes, floats on a khaki panel.

This work on panel is by Mark Westervelt. It is paint on panel. He began using dried paint after drips on a protective plastic sheet struck him as wasteful, and he glued the chips onto his canvas to add texture and found faces in them. A tall panel in dusty khaki with a pale, hourglass-shaped figure at the center. The surface is covered in small drawn faces, eyes and dark smudges on white scraps. A small monogram sits at lower right. It is 14.75 inches wide and 19.75 high.

Plenty of eyes, and none of them blinking.