With his earliest abstractions, he worked directly with
plaster over a wire armature.
Not exact matches
Over the years, Samaras has created drawings, furniture, jewelry, paintings, photographs, sculpture and room - sized installation using a variety of material including beads, chicken
wire, clay, Cor - Ten steel, fabric, mirrors, pastel, pencil, pins,
plaster and oil.
These photographs capture the frenetic assemblage of readymade stuff (including toy guns, baby dolls, shoes, crockery, cans, bottles, chicken
wire, detritus, bits of ephemera, etc.), the filling of bags of paint and their attachment to the wooden supports, the white - washing of paint
over the entire surface, and the ultimate dunk into milky - white
plaster.
Capturing the condition of the figurines when they were discovered in the artist's studio, the modèles vividly convey the instinctive way in which Degas pressed and smeared pliable wax and
plaster over handmade
wire armatures, and bulked the core with cork and other easily accessible materials.