Louise Lawler’s No Drones, a catalogue of her 2014 exhibition of the same name, features black-and-white illustrations of her own work traced by children’s book artist Jon Buller. Replete with appropriated imagery, the tracings are ethereal in quality yet heavy in content, exploring the image’s capacity to retain its contextual identity despite the loss of visual information.

Louise Lawler’s No Drones, a catalogue of her 2014 exhibition of the same name, features black-and-white illustrations of her own work traced by children’s book artist Jon Buller. Replete with appropriated imagery, the tracings are ethereal in quality yet heavy in content, exploring the image’s capacity to retain its contextual identity despite the loss of visual information.