Sentences with phrase «experience of space»

In Chelsea, Liu has responded to the Jorge Luis Borges poem «Mirrors,» creating a monumental mirrored sculptural installation, «intended to provoke a phenomenological experience of space that can be only activated by the viewer.»

A pioneering figure in what is often referred to as the Light and Space movement in Los Angeles during the 1960s and 1970s, Wheeler is noted for his innovative constructions and installations that manipulate the perception and experience of space, volume, and light.

The sense I get is that your more tightly - expressed work and your more abstract work are polarities of your visual / tactile approach to painting: the tighter work has more to do with vision and the more abstract work slips deeper into the experience of space as explored through touch.

Shifting in unexpected ways as the viewers walk, the sculpture creates a surprising experience of space and the sensation of steel in motion.

Starting on September 1st, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) will be presenting an exhibition that «bends and blurs the boundaries between conceptual art and theoretical architecture, using the notion of the «field» to frame an investigation into the construction, representation, and experience of space.»

He continues to produce large - scale steel structures for sites throughout the world, and has become particularly renowned for his monumental arcs, spirals, and ellipses, which engage the viewer in an altered experience of space.

Together, the works of Joel Shapiro and Fernanda Gomes create a new landscape of form and meaning, which insists upon a phenomenological experience of space.

Richard Serra is well known for his monumental steel sculptures which arc and spiral, altering a viewer's experience of space as they move around them.

This work represents a significant large - scale example of the artist's explorations of the phenomenological experience of space and volume.

Although Malevich's black square on black background proposed a new experience of space and time, and Yves Klein's blue is the vision of infinity, monochrome can also express something finite, like color as a state within a process, and as a transforming matter.

Since graduating in 2004, they've continued their dialogue with their jointly built artworks addressing human vision, light, perception, and the experience of space and depth.

Following a widely known Modernist impulse to experiment with the apparatus, we find out how the special 360 ˚ lens opens up and re-defines our experience of space.

Installed in dialog with the gallery's architecture, the work frames the viewer's physical experience of space.

The mural, which features her characteristic rhythmic stripes and bold colours painted directly on to the hospital walls, aims to transform the experience of the space for patients, staff and visitors.

These pictures suggest a physical experience of space and form that is unique in architectural photography.

In her sound installations Janet Cardiff redefines our experience of space and enables us to step inside the music.

Later, in New York, she joined a group of artists that included Richard Serra, Sol LeWitt, Eva Hesse, Robert Smithson, Dan Graham and Brian O'Doherty, who used drawing as a primary tool to further examine phenomenological experience of space though geometry.

Her large - scale interjections are aesthetically provocative and question how constructed environments dictate our experience of space.

No two individuals» experience of the space will be identical, nor will the ever - changing installation configuration repeat itself.

Zaug recognizes our experience of space is inextricably tied to how we organize and move through it (maps and vehicles are recurring motifs in his work).

The result allows viewers to immerse themselves and transform their experience of space.

These exhibitions physically implicate viewers in orchestrated situations, in settings both inside and outside the institution, where art and ideas coalesce through the lived experience of space and time.

As a pioneer of the so - called «Light and Space» movement that flourished in Southern California in the 1960s and 1970s, Doug Wheeler's prolific and ground - breaking body of work encompasses drawing, painting, and installations that are characterized by a singular experimentation with the perception and experience of space, volume, and light.

Visual perception and bodily movement are central to her practice; through her architectural interventions a cinematic experience of space is created.

«All the artists have many different types of approaches, use different technology, reference different kinds of things in their work - but all of them use light in its very special capacity as a medium that can fill, dwell and inhabit space and profoundly reconfigure our experience of that space,» says curator Cliff Lauson.

Situated at different heights and angles within the main gallery, the seven sculptures confound expectations and present new configurations as one walks around and interacts with them, heightening one's experience of space and form.

She is particularly interested in our visual experience of space in relation to architecture and nature.

In 1990, Rosalind Krauss published her seminal essay on museums of contemporary art, arguing that the increased scale of museum architecture led the viewer's attention to focus on a sublime experience of space itself, rather than to the works of art displayed within it.

All three bodies of work demonstrate Purifoy's deep engagement with ideas about phenomenology, the human body's experience of space and time as negotiated through our interactions with objects, which has been a central concern of much 20th century art.

Part of his work, encouraged by his influential instructor Joseph Beuys, involves the social experience of space and form with site - specific sculptural works.

Doug (or Douglas) Wheeler is an American artist, pioneer of the so - called «Light and Space» movement that flourished in Southern California in the 1960s and 1970s, His body of work encompasses drawing, painting, and installations that are characterized by a singular experimentation with the perception and experience of space, volume, and light.

For me, space is where I can feel all four horizons, not just the horizon in front of me and in back of me because then the experience of space exists only as volume.»

His current work focuses on exploring the experience of space, architecture and time through paintings and objects.

The result is a fragmented view, a succession of various perspectives, which produces a dynamic experience of space that is at once alluring and disorienting.

As a pioneer of the so - called «Light and Space» movement that flourished in Southern California in the 1960s and 1970s, Wheeler's prolific and groundbreaking body of work encompasses drawing, painting, and installations that are characterized by a singular experimentation with the perception and experience of space, volume, and light.

Keith Sonnier: The Experience of Space, Liverpool Gallery, Brussels, November 16 — December 22, 1990.

The mirrored, joint exhibitions offer an eclectic overview of the artist's probing intellectual and existentialist pursuits, subjects that range as widely as the semantic structure of language to our comparative experience of space, the exploration of individual identity, art historical tropes, and a personal (and formative) obsession with chess.

The viewer perceives oscillation through the illusion of a continuous wave produced by the physiological experience of space and movement.

Exploring how methods of display and presentation affect our understanding and experience of space, these new works continue Wermers» investigation of the legacy of modernism and the aesthetics of consumption in contemporary visual culture.

Alexis Duque Imaginatively charting the psychological experience of space, Alexis Duque produces paintings and drawings of buildings and domestic interiors stacked and conglomerated...

He not only alters our experience of space through an element of disturbance, but also allows the Austrian Pavilion's architecture and history to stand and makes it his subject — with all its ruptures, rifts, and blemishes.

The exhibition's title is taken from philosopher Gaston Bachelard's book The Poetics of Space (1958), which describes the lived experience of space and where he contended «it is better to live in a state of impermanence than in one of finality».

Alexis Duque Imaginatively charting the psychological experience of space, Alexis Duque produces pai...

Taking the form of open grids, the sculptures serve as screens or dividers, creating layers and influencing the viewer's experience of the space.

While the title of the work alludes to the opening meditations on memory in Proust's masterpiece, which was itself most likely in part modeled on the famous overtures of German composer Richard Wagner's operas, the piece seems to at least partly suggest the way in which technology disrupts both our experience of space and of the past.

Lucia Koch (Brazil) challenges the viewer's perception and experience of space using diverse tactics within architectural settings.

Jiang is also interested in the way that simple interventions can make the experience of space dynamic and unpredictable.

Visiting during the de-installation, these pilgrims sought one last visual memento, however inadequate, of the shifting experience of space and time conjured by Sequence's winding pathways.

Focusing on the perceptual experience of space, the exhibition offers opportunities for discovering public architectural features and galleries throughout the newly expanded building.

The artist's work connects the mind and body through the experience of space, using sensory perception to align the physical and the psychological.