Kina Crow
SculptureDetail from Carmen Perrin, "lignes de fuites", 2023
Exhibition: Kiel (re)connecting.earth - Beyond Water
Stadtgalerie Kiel / Zoologisches Museum Kiel
Perceptual Art: Mesmerizing Installations by Jason Sims
Also the plot of Veilguard.
Artrocity Studio presents the second in a series of snails that for some reason have household appliances instead of shells. This time it is a clothes dryer.
Wire, cardboard, paper mache, clear plastic (for the dryer door) acrylic paint and fixer.
dramatic suspension
on actual stuff:
Un petit lan en bois
Ground levels...Couldn't resist giving my robot some worn materials and render with Blender's Cycles.
See other posts in this thread for more impressions and info.
Like crystallized meteors or mysterious terrestrial phenomena, Lauren Fensterstocks jewel-encrusted sculptures reflect the artists interest in sacred symbols of the universe.
Today's poem:
At Notre Dame de Reims
- at John Burnside
Packing up my band of horses for their trip westward to Utah.
They are gonna go graze and frolic in a little mirrorized box gallery in a small town called "Helper". The mirrorization should help them extend on forever!
Currently programming a wifi access point control interface for viewers to participate in turning horses on and off. Also wanting to bend a pink dressage pony- hopefully tonight.
The ol Urethane foam cavity pack double box setup. Skimping a little on the amount of foam on the inner box (one less inch than normal on the outside) but feeling pretty confident. The small size of these little horses is convenient for packing :)
From her studio in Dorset, Clementine Keith-Roach sculpts expressive, bodily forms that appear as if plucked from an ancient cavern or soot-filled cellar.
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
We are a landscape of all we have seen. -Isamu Noguchi, sculptor and architect (17 Nov 1904-1988)
I love the simplicity of this rather complicated idea!
Eva Jospin depicts a convergence between the manufactured and the organic in her cardboard sculptures.
Love this circular window and surrounding stonework above the entrance to 37 High Street in Glasgow.
The People's Palace on Glasgow Green. Designed in a Renaissance style by Alexander B. McDonald, it was built in the 1890s as a museum and winter gardens. It's decorated with sculptures by William Kellock Brown representing shipbuilding, mathematics, sculpture, painting, enginring, the textile industry, science, the arts and, at the very top holding a bronze torch, progress.
Public art brings the mundane to life: Stacked-high suitcase sculptures in the bag claim area at Sacramento International Airport.
DRIM: A Fascinating Sculpture by Max Sheika
Magnificent woven sculpture of periwinkle unveiled near Chichester
Michael Alfano
Public art brings the mundane to life: Stacked-high suitcase sculptures in the bag claim area at Sacramento International Airport.
J'ai reu mes gants ! Je suis tranquille pour quelque temps
Lifecast of me by late sculptor Cindy Jackson.
Leaning In To Chaos
ancestor emerging from a flower, Maya, 7th-8th century
Concrete and up-cycled steel light Sculpture BurSong
The steel shade of this lamp is made from an up-cycled galvanized steel roof panel of which the surfaces have been hand sanded in multiple stages resulting in a brushed like finish. The panel then is finished of with three layers of clear coat.
teehee tally-ho
were in the pit, the waters fine just have to clean the corners sometimes.
Les dentelles de couverts et de vaisselles de Wiebke Meurer
Some work-in-progress stages of my robot model.
See other posts in this thread for more images and info.
"La humanidad contra el mal" del escultor de Rvena Gaetano Cellini (1873-1937).
Reprocessing some old photos and came across a session at gardens in the suburb . such wonderful art and nature throughout the area.
A work Mother Mistake inspired by the by made with and split by parts for easy
A beautifully carved phoenix above flaming torches on the facade of the former Southern District Fire Station on Wallace Street in Glasgow.
The Garment Worker Judith Weller.