Sentences with phrase «combine unconventional materials»
Lorri Ott's experimental paintings combine unconventional materials such as poured plastics and fibers to create paintings that are fluid both in composition and material.
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Combining graphic, jagged lines with a love of primary pops of colour, contemporary artist Lin Michelle exploits unconventional and innovative materials and textures to create bold, abstract art pieces that pack a statement - making punch.
«Albert Pinkham Ryder was one of the most innovative artists of the late 19th century, creating reductive, yet expressive compositions out of thick, slowly worked paint, combined with glazes, varnishes, and unconventional materials.
At the same time, Lam's suite of works, which combines charcoal and acrylic on plywood, also reflects the artist's fascination with the unconventional pairing of materials.
He used the influence and aesthetics of mass media and combined them with unconventional, often industrial materials, to allow for a new and highly experimental approach to image making.
Over the past fifty years, Foulkes has combined his cruel and expressionist vision with his audacious experimentation with pictorial means, integrating unconventional materials such as hair, cotton and wood, and creating assemblages with recuperated objects.
By combining conventional sculptural materials of steel, bronze, and resin, with more unconventional media like water, sound, and video, she creates hybrid works of intricate energy and psychology.
With this new body of work, Brown strives to showcase his unconventional techniques, abstract use of materials and collection of thoughts by combining an urban aesthetic with solid bright colors, clean horizon - like stripes, layers, depth, abstract marking and the use of text.
A master of combining various painting techniques, Pindell is accustomed to using strange artistic materials such as glitter, talcum powder and perfumes, unconventional practices that helped her stretch the boundaries of the rigid tradition that blindly relied on rectangular, canvas painting.