Sentences with phrase «body of paintings reflects»

Not exact matches

Hartley's paintings from this period reflect dynamic shifts in style and subject matter, and evidence a critical moment in his body of work.

Ortner's process focuses on his unique relationship with the ocean which is reflected in large - scale paintings of bodies of water.

It includes a scratched painting from the»60s, along with photographs and performance documents reflecting the artist's interest in the female body as an object of surveillance and voyeurism.

Chicago - based painter Andrew Holmquist thinks and works through multiple mediums to reflect — not only on the act of painting and its central position in his practice, but also the (primarily male) body moving through space.

Opening Reception: May 3rd 2011, 6 - 9 pm Exhibition Dates: 3/05/2011 - 3/06/2011 In his first solo exhibition in Dubai, Lebanese artist Shawki Youssef will present a series of new works reflecting his ongoing exploration of body representations within painting.

The artist's personal, ambulatory studies of cities form the basis for his practice, through which he compiles extensive documentation that reflects his process, producing complex and diverse bodies of work that include video, painting, performance, drawing, and photography.

It was also reflected in his technique of painting on the floor, circling over the canvas with his own body.

These paintings demonstrate the artist's acute observation of body language and the small details that reflect social relationships, particularly in the heady environment of the art fair, with its charged atmosphere of money and taste, financial and cultural capital.

The sign paintings (1993 — 1996) mark one of Alÿs's first important bodies of work and reflect the artist's collaboration with three commercial sign makers in Mexico City.

The painting's surface is used to transform energies and refabricate the body with suggestions of contamination, connectivity and displacement, reflecting Kocsis» cultural history as a Hungarian, Romany and Canadian.

Whilst they are seemingly devoid of a human presence, there remains a subtle anthropometric quality to his compositions; the dimensions frequently relate to the proportions of the body, and his use of elements such as light, heat and mirrored surfaces — made using automotive spray paint on aluminium sheets — allude to, or reflect, the figure.

This recent body of work reflects Mr.'s impulse to push the seemingly kitschy nature of these imaginary realms into a gritty and abstract painting style in order to explore personal, global, and environmental themes of destruction.

by Caroline Picard Chicago - based painter Andrew Holmquist thinks and works through multiple mediums to reflect — not only on the act of painting and its central position in his practice, but also the (primarily male) body moving through space.

The main body of the exhibition features contemporary works including photographs, videos, paintings, posters and installations that employ a wide range of tactics to attack, reflect upon or at any rate expose modern - day surveillance practices.

In the paintings, the curving lines and swirling, circular shapes of the octopus's body have been reflected, doubled, and superimposed on top of one another, resulting in dense, calligraphic designs.

David Geers reflects on the ascendance of figurative painting in recent New York exhibitions — including works by Lisa Brice, Jordan Casteel, Peter Doig, Celeste Dupuy - Spencer, Mark Thomas Gibson and Emily Mae Smith — and the critical questions it poses about which bodies we depict, for whom and to what end.

[84] Scottish painter Alan Davie created a large body of abstract paintings during the 1950s that synthesize and reflect his interest in mythology and zen.

Jorge Pardo's body of work reflects the complex relationships between architecture, sculpture, design, painting, and drawing.

Garth Weiser's new body of work that will be on display at Simon Lee Gallery in Hong Kong continues this interplay of light and shadow as the surfaces of his paintings absorb and reflect light in an unbalanced manner.

Familiar from Shepherd's earlier bodies of work, the industrial enamel dries with a glossy, mirror - like finish that registers and reflects the space around the painting, fragmenting the shapes on account of the subtle ridges made by her brush.

In his first solo exhibition in Dubai, Lebanese artist Shawki Youssef will present a series of new works reflecting his ongoing exploration of body representations within painting.