“Simili” in the title comes from the paper I use for all my pencil drawings: “Simili Japon.” This paper was developed about a century and a half ago and takes its name from its similarity in color and quality to original Japanese paper, hence the “Japon” in its name. It’s a fine paper for pencil drawing, and yet in this case, I didn’t. In a sense, I drew with a knife, and by mounting it in layers, I leave the rest of the “drawing work” to the light. So, it’s essentially just paper that you’re presented with here, framed (though): Solo Simili. This work is related to Solo Simili and Solo Simili II, hence the “III.”