Sentences with phrase «canvas surface»

The two - dimensional canvas surface is made to appear three - dimensional.

Her signature graffiti - like markings, often bright flashes of neon, are here executed in quick, curved black outlines that penetrate through faux pixels, atop a bare canvas surface.

In other words, the space is generated within the acknowledged limits of the two - dimensional canvas surface.

silver deposit and acrylic on canvas The surfaces of Jimi Gleason's paintings have always responded to both the light and space of the environment they are in.

The exhibition features Avery's intense saturated color fields, the simplification of form, and figures that emphasize the flatness of canvas surface.

The evenly dispersed natural light that fills the exhibition rooms not only presents Still's canvas surfaces in the most compelling and truthful way; the gentleness of the daylight also enlivens the senses as visitors move through the variously proportioned spaces.

Sometimes Wood also experiments with the idea of collage, superimposing objects over others or simply playing with the distortion of images by creating the illusion of separate or fragmented painted canvas surfaces brought together in one, such as in Still Life Collage, 2015.

In works like WB - 1627, the dark grey showing through is the specially prepared canvas surface; and the solid, velvety light areas are unmarked portions of carefully applied, rich white oil color.

The lyrical gestures of Abstract Expressionism, the mysterious «inscapes» of Surrealism, the opulence of Pattern and Decoration and the pastiche of Postmodern Appropriation pack the rich canvas surfaces of Benjamin Britton: Your Apprehension Is Noted at Marcia Wood Gallery,...

Iris creates an alternate version of the original painting by reworking the printed canvas surface of each Artist's Proof, with her trademark finger painted oil texture.

These are usually panels of heavy duty card with a cheap, but serviceable canvas surface glued to one side.

But where the French master used color to define shapes, decorative patterns and the spaces they inhabit, the American painter describes elemental geometry.Noland limited his vocabulary to essentials: a rectilinear, unprimed canvas surface and three basic shapes, the circle, the chevron and stripes.

Beams of saturated colors delicately bleeding into one another create a sumptuous rainbow falling down the untouched canvas surface.

Shifting from the traditional canvas surface onto the hardness of the wooden support, such as drawing boards and door frames, Hodgkin defined a painting as an object.

To help acrylic paints flow more like oils (particularly on a rough canvas surface), try using a flow improver.

Motifs of skulls, War - machines, political leaders (such as Kim Jong - il: Former Supreme Leader of North Korea), and the Pope come to play on her stretched canvas surfaces.

Just as Fontana helped found Spazialismo with his punctured canvases, for decades Simeti has broken through key tenants of minimalism to explore the play of light on shapes created on monochromatic and tactile canvas surfaces.

Garth Weiser exhibition will present several artworks that built up tension between the intricate layers of color and flat canvas surfaces.

The composition mirrors the squaring effect of their aluminum companions, but unlike the panels that are assembled after painting, these pieces are painted in sections on the same canvas surface.

Gilliam's «quilted» paintings of the 1980s involved cutting geometric shapes from his thickly encrusted canvas surfaces, and rearranging them on nylon or canvas backgrounds in patterns reminiscent of African American patchwork quilts the artist remembered from his childhood.

I hadn't seen any of the work in person yet; in fact, the show had not yet opened, but I saw a kinship between Rauschenberg's dissolution of the barriers between painting and sculpture and the way Butler's painting's looked in the photograph, stacked in front of one another, their painted canvas surfaces stapled almost willy - nilly to the front of the stretcher bars, which are visible along the edges of some of the works.

Using up to 200,000 flies, he feeds the flies a mixture of sugar, water and watercolour pigments, which the flies eat and regurgitate onto a prepared canvas surface.

The lyrical gestures of Abstract Expressionism, the mysterious «inscapes» of Surrealism, the opulence of Pattern and Decoration and the pastiche of Postmodern Appropriation pack the rich canvas surfaces of Benjamin Britton: Your Apprehension Is Noted at Marcia Wood Gallery, through October 18.

About Iris Scott Gold Edition Artist Proofs: Iris creates an alternate version of the original painting by reworking the printed canvas surface of each Artist's Proof, with her trademark finger painted oil texture.

Researchers like Aniko Bezur also looked at indicators to tie the painting to Velazquez's home of 17th century Seville, including ground material covering the canvas surface onto which the artist painted, said Bezur, Wallace S. Wilson director of the Technical Studies Lab at Yale University's Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage.

These forms emerge from dramatic walls of colour, washes of acrylic in hues of greens and reds that supersede and interact with each other on the canvas surface.

The juxtaposed movement of the vigorous brush strokes in gradations of grey, the evident drip marks on the canvas surface and the curvilinear spray - painted lines, all combine to convey the rhythmic application of paint and the layered structures of the composition.

On larger works Mr. Kim's initials «Y» and «G» and the last two numbers of the year in which the painting was produced are painted in red somewhere in plain view on the canvas surface.

These are then transferred onto a canvas surface where Joo's signature methodology is implemented as he combines painting, print - making, photography and sculpture.

In the absence of paint, the support and surface of the works become magnified, leading to an interest in the textile minutiae constituting a canvas surface, and the significance particularly of used textiles.

Echoing their canvas surface, her depicted threads suggest stretched canvas as garments enveloping a human body.

According to the info posted on her previous gallery's website, Wanklyn «has long been interested in the relationship between form, shape, space, the limitation of the canvas surface, the idea of speed and the mechanism of memory.

He covers the canvas surface with red phosphorous, turning the canvas into a large matchbox striker.

His application of discreet, incremental brushstrokes in orderly rows across the canvas surface creates an illusion of grand scale independent of the actual size of each painted canvas — a single example of the remarkable effects Rohrer achieved through his openness to interpreting and reinventing the landscape imagery that remained a constant source of inspiration for his work.

This example, searching and free - flowing, finds Wool stretching the form over the canvas surface and, in the process, expanding and anchoring the painting's composition.

Furthermore, Bocour was able to achieve the consistency that Louis desired — a semi-viscous liquid comparable to maple syrup — while still allowing the paint to fully penetrate the fibers of the canvas surface.

These 2 - D pieces were characterized by holes, slashes, or cuts through the canvas surface.

Gradually, he developed a more dramatic sense of mass and volume in which the car fragments seem to twist and writhe in space, just as an abstract expressionist brushstroke races and cuts across the canvas surface.

This process created different patterns and the nozzle of the spray paint cans were also left on the canvas surfaces.

Fibers are torn, cut, fused and sewn into the canvas surface.

He then began painting handmade paper, which he would manipulate on a canvas surface.

With the total of 31 artists exhibiting in the show, evident was the dominance of color, the flatness of the canvas surface, and adoration for geometric shapes.

It was an influential experience for Kenneth and Morris, who adopted her «soak - stain» technique of allowing thinned paint to soak directly into the canvas, creating a liquefied, translucent effect that strongly resembled watercolor and revealed the canvas surface.

Tony Bechara's labor - intensive painting 125 Colors (1979), showing countless small colorful squares packed onto the canvas surface, anticipates computer pixelation by a decade or more.

It could be accomplished more literally by dispersing prefabricated images of popular culture — photographs, printed matter, commercial advertisements — or actual objects along the canvas surface in mutually informing, yet distinctly non-hierarchical, relations.

Employing traditional techniques on very smooth wood and canvas surfaces, Gundersen uses oils to reveal a depth of color and movement, much like harmonic overtones in music.

Famous authors, such as the above - mentioned painter Jackson Pollock, Morris Louis, and Helen Frankenthaler used it to produce flowing, most often abstract paintings and compositions which celebrated pure color, or the pure quality of the canvas surface as was the case during the Post-Painterly Abstraction movement.

Capturing the artist at work in his studio and reflecting upon the gesture of pulling as a physically draining action, the director exposes various parts of this painting technique such as dragging, smearing and scraping layers of wet paint during which the author leaves the tracks of his movements across the canvas surface.