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hatching

In drawing, the creation of areas of tone or shadow with a series of parallel lines. In cross-hatching the lines are then crossed by other parallel lines. It is often used to block in an area quickly and effectively.

It is also found in the form of brushwork used in tempera painting and fresco to convey a depth or gradation of tone otherwise difficult to obtain in these media.



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On the one hand, the cross-hatching of paint in The Privilege of the Roof and The Wisdom of Concrete resembles actual explosions, but on the other, this allusion to physical violence is indistinguishable from the semiotic violence that the paintings manifest between the signifying systems of abstract art and architectural rendering.
From this earthly coil, he's progressed To the Art Institute of the Blessed, Where he works with a will, And a sharp Angel's quill, cross-hatching Saint Peter's dress.
Far from situating black feminism in singular locations, Boyce Davies marks out a "politics of location" as she both identifies and theorizes agency in relation to the cross-hatching themes of geographic place and displacement, social and economic positionality, ethnic, racial, gender and sexual boundaries, and the experiences of (im)migration and alienness.
 
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