Sentences with phrase «familiar everyday materials»

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«The students became excited about using familiar materials from their everyday lives to meet a real - world energy challenge,» Chen recounted.

As source material for his works, Brunner uses well - known objects or texts from everyday life which are universally familiar.

Ottersbach uses images that are familiar to the viewer; he derives his material from a huge, well researched archive of pre existing images from everyday life.

Friedman's work presents the processes and materials of sculpture vis - a-vis the materiality of the body, manipulating substance, subject matter, and scale to highlight the familiar as well as the surreal aspects of everyday things.

Interstitial draws extensively from the everyday environment by utilizing commonplace building materials and familiar sonic textures that reference the interstitial architectural spaces that function as transitions between inside and outside.

Curated by Jeff Bergman and featuring work by: William DuttererSara EichnerAustin KennedyNathan KensingerMichael NeffHeidi NeilsonLauren PascarellaEliza StampsMatthew Trygve TungStructured ties familiar places and materials together with unfamiliar settings, focusing our attention on everyday landmarks and fixed points in our world.

Ruthenbeck's work subverts the familiar, using minimalist objects and simple everyday materials to explore architecture, iconology, perception, and in later works, sound.

These materials are accessible and familiar, but by combining these ordinary materials with innovative technique and a richly layered conceptual narrative, they then transcend their everyday associations into something sensational.»

Many of the featured artists emerged during the 1960s and 1970s, when an interest in everyday materials and nontraditional processes fueled a desire to reinvestigate and redeploy some of the most familiar or humble mediums, including paper.

The processes he employs are informed by a playful but considered subversion of the usage of materials and objects to produce conceptual upsets in the everyday and question familiar perceptions of our surroundings.

Often incorporating toys, knickknacks, souvenirs, and other kitsch materials into her work, Porter uses familiar objects for her subjects and scenes from the everyday, creating unexpected and oftentimes absurd new situations and landscapes.

Lee is known for using everyday objects such as soda cans, light bulbs, socks and tambourines to evoke the familiar and explore affiliations between materials and their coded cultural and sexual meanings.

In his solo exhibition at Overgaden, he expresses this fascination in a sensory, material investigation that sheds new light on the familiar, everyday objects that surround us.

Combining familiar yet unlikely materials in order to reconfigure everyday experiences, his work vacillates between painting, drawing, and sculpture.