by Jerstin Crosby
Artist Edition Wearable
Garment-dyed 100% cotton T-shirt with a hand-applied bronze grommet
The Angry Architect imagery exemplifies Jerstin Crosby’s graphic oil stick works on paper, which reference the flatness, texture, and grit of low-quality printed matter such as photocopied zines—a visual language that has long been part of the artist’s practice.
Crosby describes his approach to drawing as “an open door,” allowing shapes and figures to enter the work and suggest loose narratives. These forms are held together by bold, searching lines that expand with a cobweb-like structure, creating compositions that feel both intuitive and generative. The resulting images appear patched together, yet possess an unexpected depth while resisting easy interpretation.
by Jerstin Crosby
Artist Edition Wearable
Garment-dyed 100% cotton T-shirt with a hand-applied bronze grommet
The Angry Architect imagery exemplifies Jerstin Crosby’s graphic oil stick works on paper, which reference the flatness, texture, and grit of low-quality printed matter such as photocopied zines—a visual language that has long been part of the artist’s practice.
Crosby describes his approach to drawing as “an open door,” allowing shapes and figures to enter the work and suggest loose narratives. These forms are held together by bold, searching lines that expand with a cobweb-like structure, creating compositions that feel both intuitive and generative. The resulting images appear patched together, yet possess an unexpected depth while resisting easy interpretation.
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