Susan Woods enjoys black and white line expressions. Woods's work is about mark-making and repetition. Though geometric and wobbly, the lines cannot help but suggest a connection to the figure or the body. Even within the more solid shapes, we see a different use of line, selectively differing in density to create either the intensity of solid black, or the softness of a delicate gray. Her work has a certain magic to it, especially because there is no representation of objects and because of the tentative feel of her lines.