This original graphite drawing is part of Richard Beerhorst’s ongoing 30 x 30 Series. Measuring 30 × 30 cm, it serves as a preparatory work for one of his oil paintings.
The faint grid visible across the surface is more than a draftsman’s tool—it echoes the way we bring form out of the unseen, setting coordinates for what will emerge. Much like mapping a place on a chart, the grid suggests the act of manifesting from the quantum field: intentions carried by emotion, imagination turning into matter.
Everyday objects—a butterfly matchbox, pipes, a thimble, a slice of melon—are arranged like fragments of memory and ritual. The butterfly, symbol of transformation, rests at the threshold between order and freedom.
Original graphite on paper, signed and dated.
This original graphite drawing is part of Richard Beerhorst’s ongoing 30 x 30 Series. Measuring 30 × 30 cm, it serves as a preparatory work for one of his oil paintings.
The faint grid visible across the surface is more than a draftsman’s tool—it echoes the way we bring form out of the unseen, setting coordinates for what will emerge. Much like mapping a place on a chart, the grid suggests the act of manifesting from the quantum field: intentions carried by emotion, imagination turning into matter.
Everyday objects—a butterfly matchbox, pipes, a thimble, a slice of melon—are arranged like fragments of memory and ritual. The butterfly, symbol of transformation, rests at the threshold between order and freedom.
Original graphite on paper, signed and dated.
