Yifat Gat interviews artist Pete Schulte about his art and practice.

Gat notes that Schulte works "with graphite on paper but the result feel like 'a painting' not like 'a drawing'. " Schulte reponds, commenting that "artists from Bonnard to Richard Serra have linked the act of drawing to thinking – an observation with which I agree – however, I will take it a step further and say that for me drawing often precedes thought. The drawings occasionally act as my guides, they provide content and direction, and eventually cognition catches up. It has also been said that drawing essentially reveals the act of its making, while painting subsequently erases it. If one were to invest in this train of thought, then it is easy to see how much of my work could fit more readily into the category of painting."