Sentences with phrase «constructions inhabit space»

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WEST VILLAGE — City leaders kicked off construction on the new Minetta Playground Monday, clearing the way for West Village parents and children to replace the rats and garbage currently inhabiting the space.

The city, its margins (the beach as a territory in its own right, the suburbs), its in - between or its interstices — physical and temporal (like the place Danton under construction), its private, inhabited spaces, men, women and children who cross or live there, constitute a material of infinite richness of which the 17 artists presented here have taken possession.

Often produced with material forms associated with construction, Ochoa's works expose the ideological and broader sociopolitical and economic relationships that facilitate the way spaces we inhabit and move through are assembled.

Using materials that makeup the built environment — concrete, metals, wood — Ochoa creates artworks that reveal how construction techniques shape the spaces people inhabit and in turn directly impact their access and mobility.

Her massive constructions fill rooms, undulate over gallery walls, and generally inhabit spaces with an almost animate presence.

Her installations are constantly in flux, resulting either from her construction and deconstruction of the spaces they inhabit or from the multimedia videos that become both artifacts of the physical pieces and digital worlds all their own.

He uses construction and industrial materials such as metal, concrete, rubber and glass, which he combines in astonishing manners to bring a dialogue between the material, the space it inhabits and the viewer.

His project consists of a group of constructions to stand in or to walk over, which relate abstractly to the idea of inhabiting different moments of space and time.

Like the sun, rugs enter and engage spaces inhabited by individuals and communities, holding an inherent iconicity that represent everyday exercises of social construction.