Woodcut

The style

A bold, high-contrast printmaking style built on confident, gouged linework that constructs form through carved negative space rather than drawn detail, stark black-and-white division with minimal transitional tone, rough, deliberate edge-texture inherent to the carving process, a rhythmic, hand-pressed graphic clarity favoring bold shape over subtle nuance, and a rustic, timeworn print-craft gravitas rooted in centuries of relief-printing tradition. Influenced by: Albrecht Dürer, Käthe Kollwitz, woodblock relief-printing technique, expressionist print tradition.

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