These pieces use print and include other processes; collage, hairs (is that collage too?), sewing. I’m not sure how they would be categorised: monotypes, monoprints, another type of thing, drawing?
226631_wakewords (detail) 2009
Shredded Finnegans Wake printout. Laserprint on bond paper.
226631_wakewords (detail) 2009
soundscore, 2010.
Soundscore, 2010. Detail
Etching, collage, sewing.
Untitled, 2011. 70x50cm
Monoprint from etched zinc plate. Screenprint
αβ-11. 2009. Image size 30x30cm
αβ-11. 2009. (detail)
Monoprint from etched copper plate. Collage.
αβ_14. 2009. Image size 30x30cm
αβ_8. 2009. Image size 30x30cm
αβ_7. 2009. Image size 30x30cm
αβ_ 12. 2009. Image size 30x30cm.
Finnegans Wake, selected passages. 2009. 30x50cm
Finnegans Wake, selected passages. 2009. (detail)
Finnegans Wake, selected passages. 2009. 30x50cm
Finnegans Wake, selected passages. 2009. 30x50cm
Test piece for Per(f)oration
Threads. 2010. Page size 20x29cm
Threads. 2010 (detail)
Gwion gwion country. Six panels, each 50x50cm. 2011
It’s great to see all these together. Regarding deffinitions it’s really up to you, stating it’s a drawing is a comment on how you use it. Some are monoprints, some more collage than others.
A monotype is ‘a unique painted or inked impression transferred from an unincised and unregistered matrix’. Refer to my ‘Monouno’ book p. 16. for a potted history of the definition from it’s 1881 beginnings.