Timed Drawings is a conceptual project by Julie Cloutier where she records the duration of specific domestic activities through a series of pencil drawings, while exploring the length and width of her stroke. From left to right: brushing her teeth, taking a bath, and sorting laundry into the dryer. I'm curious about her process - are the drawings done as she performs these activities, or does she time the activities and then do the drawings? If the former, how does the action of drawing of the drawing affect the performance of her domestic activity?
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