Harry Grundy’s new works on sandpaper are drawn at 3,000RPM

Harry Grundy's innovative works, creating abstract compositions on sandpaper at 3,000RPM with everyday hardware, offer a compelling lesson. His goal: to forge 'something sensitive and slow from something biting and fast,' pulling rare wood colours across abrasive grit. This method challenges traditional studio practice, transforming industrial tools into unexpected artistic instruments. For emerging women artists, Grundy’s work is a potent reminder to push boundaries. Embrace unconventional materials, explore resourcefulness, and fearlessly experiment. Your unique voice can emerge by redefining what tools and unexpected substances can achieve, proving profound art isn't limited by conventional means. — Source: It's Nice That

This is a WIA-rewritten summary. The full interview remains the copyright of It's Nice That.