Sentences with phrase «lurid pink»

Elsewhere, cocking a snook at the idea of art as commodity, Matthew Darbyshire has redesigned the fair's ticket office in lurid pink (inspired, apparently, by the interior of a certain mobile - phone store) and Gabriel Kuri has replaced the ashtrays with sculptures.

Barlow's sculptures have tended to be modified for, or inspired by, each venue: the high ceilings of the BALTIC Center for Contemporary Art in Newcastle provided an opportunity to create a very tall anthropomorphic object while here in the lobby of One Canada Square, a corporate office building, she has used a lurid pink and yellow colour scheme as a response to the floor - to - wall pinkie - brown marble hall.

This is, in part, thanks to the lurid pink and purple slashes of paint on those white walls, the by - products of her recent paintings, enormous enamel - on - metal works which feature steamy, sexy, dripping images of women, often behind glass — in effect trapped, in reality free.

In the photos from Associations New, only a handful of them feature the credited work of individual arists, including Charlotte Herzig «s «Landscape, the sun is actually red» (2014) and Henning Strassburger «s «o.T» (2014), that yells «LOOK WHAT I PAINT» in black scrawl through the lurid pink and black noise of oil and acrylic.

Not exact matches

This all - veg Indian is painted in lurid saccharine pink, you are greeted by colourful bowls of fennel and sweet digestive spices for chewing after a meal.

A plate of incredible tones of deep pink and purple — lurid colours, but soft, sweet, warming and super-tasty flavours.

The subject is at once vulnerable yet possibly challenging the viewer; the pink swathes of paint throughout the composition can either be energizing or lurid.

In a space marked with spillages and sweat, long pink limbs offered clay drinking vessels from serving trays decorated with lurid photographs, while mirrored eyes peering over ceramic clipboards monitored the room.

This 2009 painting pairs lurid tones of purples and pinks with clunky white waves.

One is pale and serene, and dotted with slithery brown trees and storybook animals and birds; the other pairs lurid purples and pinks with clunky white waves curling along the bottom.

The sculptures that constituted «BODY PARTS & ORACLES,» Chuck Nanney's first solo exhibition in more than a decade, abide by a lurid color scheme of lime green, neon pink, scarlet, and cerulean, which cumulatively generated an electric lyricism.

Freiberg's paintings — in both shows from her recent series Trespass Daughter — are lurid explosions of teal, black, red and pink.