Drawing for free thinking

Drawing for free thinking is an artwork by David Tremlett which surrounds a staircase in Tate Britain. The blocks of colour were applied by the artist and his assistants by rubbing pastels into the wall with the palms of their hands.

[Michelle]

Unusual artwork, must have made their hands sore - lovely capture!

[Casablanca]

Interesting technique. That accounts for the softness to the finish. What a great shot