Sentences with phrase «kaleidoscopic patterns»

Exhibited alongside Auad, Brătescu and Hicks, Lucas Samaras employs techniques such as splicing, stitching, interweaving, doubling and repetition, combined with numerous fabrics which create a single continuous surface of kaleidoscopic patterns and colour.

A mark, thus, that excavates, little by little, the surface of the silver faced foam panel, revealing the density of an aggressive and intense force — in a rainbow of different dark shades, as the final aesthetic outcome; a mark also clearly crystallized in kaleidoscopic patterns inspired by the Arizona Petrified Forest; a mark condensed, finally, in a system that re-draws all the complexity of a structure that is expressed by abstraction.

The buzz around Fred Tomaselli's meticulous painting - collage hybrids frequently centers on the work's more loaded materials — ephedrine, aspirin, saccharine, an assortment of brand - name pharmaceuticals, marijuana, and other psychoactive plants — which Tomaselli assembles into kaleidoscopic patterns and scenes; looking at his pictures, one might infer that «using» a drug as a raw material should constitute or symbolize «being on drugs.»

The paintings from the 1960s are from the Park Place years, reflecting Fleming's interest in hard edge geometric painting with extreme angles and trippy effects as well as kaleidoscopic patterns.

The 150 works in the series are made up of iridescent butterfly wings and paint on canvas, which combine to form kaleidoscopic patterns reminiscent of Gothic stained glass windows.

Using black and white photographs, she shreds and then pieces together portraits of famous celebrities, from Nina Simone to Al Capone, and creates kaleidoscopic patterns.

The paintings stand somewhere between figuration and abstraction, where evergreen trees, snowy mountains, and rustic cabins repeat across canvases, forming kaleidoscopic patterns set against gradient backgrounds that explore what the young artist names «the conversation around painting,» particularly within digital culture.

Piss, rendered in black and white against a bright yellow ground, presents kaleidoscopic patterns that bring to mind frost spreading in tiny fingers across a windowpane.

Strong bands of color can dialogue with static dashes that make kaleidoscopic patterns.

Ingeniously crafted from tinted glass, mirrors, brass, and halogen light fixtures, it casts kaleidoscopic patterns on the domed ceiling and shines soft beams of light on visitors, who then become part of the art.

Fahrelnissa Zeid (Arabic: الأميرة فخر النساء زيد) Fakhr un-nisa or Fahr - El - Nissa (7 January 1901 — 5 September 1991) was a Turkish artist best known for her large - scale abstract paintings with kaleidoscopic patterns.

He was famous for his overhead shots in which chorus girls began shifting in kaleidoscopic patterns and turned to directing on films such as She Had To Say Yes and the movie version of Gold Diggers.

He uses Google satellite imagery, rearranging it into kaleidoscopic patterns and printing it onto incredible carpets.

The paintings from the 1960s are from the Park Place years, reflecting Fleming's interest in hard - edge geometric painting with extreme angles and trippy effects as well as kaleidoscopic patterns.

Mary Katrantzou is known for her kaleidoscopic patterns and exquisitely embellished prints, a signature aesthetic that will be transferred to Adidas sneakers and apparel.

Yellows, blues, turquoise, greens and browns are all mixed up to give an impression of a kaleidoscopic pattern.

In one of the kaleidoscopic patterns, you can easily pick a color within the print and complete the look.

We are then transported, first to the Himalayas, and then to a kaleidoscopic pattern of cityscapes.

These kaleidoscopic patterns offer a fun activity in the run up to the Christmas holidays.

A bizarre combination of animals and kaleidoscopes whereby the movement of the animals governed the changing shapes of the kaleidoscopic patterns.

Sweeping gestural inserts, striated by finely detailed plumes, are inspired by the kaleidoscopic patterns found in petrified wood.

The vivid palettes of her oil - on - board works and her kaleidoscopic patterns are inspired by Abstract Expressionism, even as she looks to refect upon the view - and - swipe encounters with Ryder Ripps, «Barbara Lee,» 2016, mixed media installation, is currently on view at Steve Turner.

These figures, partially subsumed within the kaleidoscopic patterns, produce a deft play of textures between their matte surface and the rich impasto of the rest of the canvas.