Sentences with phrase «everyday objects form»

Whiteread's casts of everyday objects form a quiet and powerful body of work that fixes in form the echoes and residue of past human existence and experience.

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The enemy aliens can take the form of everyday objects, thus making your task all the more suspense - filled.

These monads group themselves together to form the objects of our everyday experience, none of which are single substances, and all of which are aggregates of substances (i.e., of monads) 11 (M 70).

Fiber arts cultivate a tactile form of understanding that puts students in touch with the beauty of everyday objects and their means of production.

The world is full of Forgotlings, which are creatures that exist in the form of everyday objects.

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HideOut explores how mobile projectors can enable new forms of interaction with digital content projected on everyday objects such as books, walls, game boards, tables, and many others.

Known primarily as a painter, he created a life's work of sculpture and photography as well, transforming everyday objects into eternal forms and capturing his surroundings on film.

In addition, Fujimoto also presents Architecture is Everywhere which illustrates the concept of discovering architecture within the forms of everyday objects and the serendipity of finding numerous possibilities for new architecture.

A documentation of different handles from paint rollers combined with everyday objects that emulate the tubular form of the original rollers.

Using a process that recalls radical forms of art that employ detritus and everyday found materials, Jones reveals the social discrimination at play in how value is assigned to different cultures and the objects that represent them.»

Edgar Orlaineta's work focuses on the minutiae of everyday life, employing objects and ideas and transforming them into sculptural forms.

From his spare yet enigmatic forms of the 1960s to his complex, multi-faceted assemblages and installations of more recent years, Tuttle's primary impetus throughout has been to craft unique objects, using everyday, often ephemeral materials, that demand to be confronted on their own terms.

Reproducing objects taken from everyday life and highlighting some of their formal aspects this way, Engh provokes a kind of transposition of the meaning of the chosen subject, and manages, with a simple gesture, to shift the attention from the historical detail to the formal detail, likening these objects to pure forms.

Song Dong separates the external form and original function of these everyday objects, and reaffirms their value on an aesthetic level.

Throughout her six - decade career, Los Angeles - based Saar has «crafted compelling, astute and expressive artworks that bravely critique forms of everyday racism, sexism and oppression while simultaneously celebrating the curiosity and beauty to be found in everyday objects.»

Using everyday objects, like disposable bags from fast food restaurants or the cardboard inside toilet paper rolls, Yuken Teruya consciously cuts paper, which branch out and form a chain like a tree reaching for the sun and scattering its leaves in space to capture as much sunlight as possible.

With gentle mockery and sharp intellect, Julian Opie uses painting, printmaking, sculpture, film and light installations to reinterpret familiar objects, and illustrate how modernist concepts and forms have been assimilated into the lexicon of everyday life.

He transforms everyday objects into a new, imaginative form.

Immersed in materiality and process, her linear and geometric sculptural forms create drawings in space, and aim to transform everyday objects and materials into architectonic inventions.

Whether they are borrowed from the everyday world or sculpted into new forms, art objects are often tasked with approximating the narrative descriptions that accompany them.

That kind of architectural reconfiguration established Whiteread in the public eye in the early 1990s, while her crisp vocabulary of everyday forms brought a new language to our private relationships with objects.

Nicole Wermers uses the forms and vocabulary of design objects — industrial shelving units and acrylic boxes — but subverts them in ways that alter one's sense of the everyday.

Tables at varying heights surrounded by paintings fill the galleries and question the object's form and function in everyday life.

From these to Accumulation sculptures, where everyday objects are made uncanny with a covering of soft - sculpture phallic forms or dried macaroni, to monumental outdoor sculptures and installations, such as Narcissus Garden, originating in 1966 when Kusama first participated in the Venice Biennale, and to the entrancing illusions of recent experiential mirrored room installations, Kusama's work is far - reaching, expansive and immersive.

Adam McEwen appropriates vernacular forms, from text messages and obituaries to everyday consumer objects, manipulating familiar items and repurposing them in new, unexpected contexts.

The film is less about the artist's iconography than the embedded intellectual process that allows him to transform everyday objects into remarkable sculptural forms.

Puryear's evocative, dreamlike explorations in abstract forms retain vestigial elements of utility from everyday objects found in the world.

At a glance, your eye can roam over and enjoy the variety of her works in scale and form, and her enduring fascination with everyday objects and places.

Coinciding with her solo exhibition at Delfina Foundation, Private Collection: Unperformed Objects (Delfina Foundation, 28 September — 11 November 2017), during Frieze Week Tate Modern will present 7ways, a solo performance by Geumhyung Jeong in the form of seven «duets» with everyday objects that take on an unsettling life of theObjects (Delfina Foundation, 28 September — 11 November 2017), during Frieze Week Tate Modern will present 7ways, a solo performance by Geumhyung Jeong in the form of seven «duets» with everyday objects that take on an unsettling life of theobjects that take on an unsettling life of their own.

It is a mode of working shared by a number of contemporary sculptors, including Tara Donovan, whose accretions of everyday objects become massive, phenomenological forms.

Using forms from everyday life, he would bring in found objects into his work.

Iconic images and forms such as light switches, tree - shaped air fresheners, and pyramids recur in many works, creating an archeology of objects and symbols that hover between the existential and the everyday.

His sculptures — geometric wall objects, façade - like reliefs, objects and sculptures created from abstract stereometric bodies which take the form of cubes, angles, columns, pedestals, podiums, movable walls and shelving — are made of cheap no - frills materials such as particle board, cardboard, linen, molton, Styrofoam, synthetic resin, emulsion paint, fluorescent tubes and other everyday building materials.

The fiercely un-curated show blurred the boundaries between art and real life: the store, consisting of readymades and multiples, proved that the distance between artworks and everyday objects is established by the art market, and the 24/7 access suggested new forms of social interaction.

The images themselves became a form of found object — Rauschenberg used pictures clipped from newspapers, showing scenes both iconic and quotidian, and transformed them in his prints, while Johns made everyday imagery, like the United States flag or a target, the focal point of his work.

McMennamy's photos are excellent fodder for inspiration, helping us to reimagine the meaning, use and form of everyday objects.

Coinciding with her solo exhibition at Delfina Foundation, Private Collection: Unperformed Objects, during Frieze Week Tate Modern will present 7ways, a solo performance by Geumhyung Jeong in the form of seven «duets» with everyday objects that take on an unsettling life of theObjects, during Frieze Week Tate Modern will present 7ways, a solo performance by Geumhyung Jeong in the form of seven «duets» with everyday objects that take on an unsettling life of theobjects that take on an unsettling life of their own.

A solo exhibition of Dutch London - based artist Hanae Wilke, which brings together sculptures that borrow from existing and everyday structures, forms, familiar objects and systems.

Forming part of the same strand, Lee Kit's contributions, foregrounded by Jane Lombard Gallery, transform everyday items into art objects.

Coinciding with her solo exhibition at Delfina Foundation, during Frieze Week Tate Modern will present 7ways, a solo performance by Jeong in the form of seven «duets» with everyday objects that take on an unsettling life of their own.

Inspired by the work of Jason Middleboork, an artist featured in the upcoming exhibition, Alexander Calder and Contemporary Art: Form, Balance, Joy, visitors learn how to creatively reuse everyday objects to make art.

Rebecca Gilbert, «remakes everyday objects as sculptural copies, creating small interventions within commonly understood forms.

Australian sculptor Ricky Swallow is know for his detailed, object - based work that elevates the texture, form and symbolism of the everyday.

Reus is interested in the strategic manipulation of everyday things, translating a known object or image into forms more frustrated and collapsed.

While these emerging artists clearly share a fascination with the everyday, the most striking common aspect of their practices is an uncanny, subtly grotesque emphasis on the body as it assumes the forms of (or interacts with) household objects.

«It's incredibly carefully composed and precisely placed and formed from ready - made objects we find in the everyday world... as well as incredibly personal objects — bowls that she's fed her family and her children from,» said curator Carolyn Kerr.

Unlike typical linguistic or botanical accounts, Mc Hugh tackles the morphology of human objects and experience; seeking to define the underlying structures and the law of form behind the everyday things which shape our lives.

By confronting both the forms stemming from art history and ordinary forms, Gabriel Kuri thus offers us a broader conception of sculpture, in which the objects from everyday life fully participate in the aesthetic experience.