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Jill Baroff

The Tide drawings are patterns of place: mappings of time and geography.
This body of work as well as Baroff's prints and videos use a selfstructuring methodology in which their visual form is determined by the process by which they are made.
Information, in the form of numerical data or maps, provides the raw material.

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Elbe

Pigmented ink on Japanese gampi mounted on rag

Tide Drawing, Hurricane Laura

Tide Drawing, Hurricane Laura

Ink on Japanese gampi mounted on cotton rag

Tide Drawing, Hurricane Isaia

Tide Drawing, Hurricane Isaia

Ink on Japanese gampi mounted on cotton rag

Species of Space I-VI

Species of Space I-VI

Acrylic paint on Japanese gampi mounted on cotton rag

Duo (for Anni and Josef)

Duo (for Anni and Josef)

Court and Spark

Court and Spark

Set of Five small Midnight Drawings

Set of Five small Midnight Drawings

Pigmented ink on Japanese gampi mounted on rag

Round About Midnight

Round About Midnight

Pigmented ink on Japanese gampi mounted on rag

'Round Midnight (five spot blues)

'Round Midnight (five spot blues)

Pigmented ink on Japanese gampi mounted on rag

Current (Hudson River) 3

Current (Hudson River) 3

Pigmented ink on Japanese gampi mounted on rag

Set of Nine Tide Drawings: Corpus Christi, TX

Set of Nine Tide Drawings: Corpus Christi, TX

Ink on Japanese gampi mounted on rag

For Your Love

Acrylic on wood

Reason (a little blue)

Reason (a little blue)

Rhyme (reach)

Rhyme (endings)

Rhyme (endings)

Journals

Shows

Jill Baroff: Survey

Delighting The World - Jill Baroff at Mies van der Rohe Haus