Sentences with phrase «appear weightless»

His steel sculptures are constructed using concentric and mathematically ordered circles, which, through a lack of visible bindings, appear weightless and pure.

«The manner in which light passes through the hollow sculpture makes my work appear weightless, which dissolves the traditional idea of sculptures being solid and grounded,» says Zheng.

Pigments and lacquer are mixed by hand and then poured over wooden armatures covered with fibreglass, to then be repeatedly sanded and polished, making these sculptures appear weightless.

The best appear weightless and immaterial.

Re-configured specifically for Pace London — some placed directly on the floor, others tethered by cordage from the walls and ceiling — many of these recent works appear weightless in space, their forms seemingly relieved of mass and gravity, a sense further emphasized by their hollow construction with 3 mm plywood.

In the late 1950s, Seung - taek Lee began work on his Godret Stone series, in which the artist affixes rocks to wooden bars with rope; by making the stones appear weightless and soft, he obscures their true physical nature.

Suspended from invisible thread, the work appears weightless and drifting, but as with all of Black's works There Can Be No Arguments has a commanding authority despite the apparent fragility of the materials used.

Henrik Uldalen is a London based artist well known for his emotionally - charged oil paintings of figures, often appearing weightless and diminishing into the background.»

Not exact matches

Works appear simultaneously weightless and weighted, both masculine and feminine, all the while reinforcing their objecthood.

They appear to be weightless, floating in space.

A version of this review appears in print on, on Page E31 of the New York edition with the headline: Weightless Color, Floating Free.

For Richter, that tactile thingyness of a painting stands in contrast to the ephemeral nature of the photo — particularly the way images appear online, weightless and without material form.

In the weightless choreography of CLUSTER human figures appear mostly as anonymous particles, as a pulsing, amorphous mass, a cloud of blurry matter from body parts and light.

These earlier sculptures, made of thin, transparent plastic sheets drawn on with clear hot glue, appear fragile and weightless.

From a distance, these look like solid constructions; up close, they seem to melt into air, appearing almost weightless.

No matter how luminous, even weightless, the human figures in Avery's paintings appear to be, his hues fill them with an inward vitality we perceive as physical.

Looking at your larger body of work, it appears you like the floating, weightless aesthetic.

Like the Mountain sculptures, these vertical shapes succeed in appearing simultaneously weightless and earthbound, graceful and awkward.

What appears to be two sets of eyelashes, heavily laden with mascara, rest on the floor of Kathleen Ryan's current exhibition, Weightless Again, at Ghebaly Gallery in Los Angeles.