Sentences with phrase «shallow relief»

She assembles individual pieces of wood into shallow reliefs on the wall and then refines them with select materials, such as vellum, pencil, gesso, and gouache.

The very notion of an abstract diptych that is also a multi-directional, shallow relief sculpture creates an ineluctable visual harmony.

DeLucia first experimented with compressing basic three - dimensional abstract forms — spheres, cubes, cylinders — into shallow reliefs.

The work was one of nine shallow relief paintings on wood that punctuated the walls of the sizable main gallery and a smaller annex space.

Greco Deco architecture frequently expressed itself in a rather severe Greco - Roman facade decorated with deco styles shallow reliefs and / or deco styled interior decoration featuring murals, tile mosaics and sculpture.

First Stella made collages, then shallow reliefs, and finally fully spatial constructions like the Circuit series.

His compositions, for instance, echo those of Tomma Abts, Gordon Moore, and the many other abstract painters who work with shallow relief and refer to modernist design.

Her earlier works done in shallow relief, break down «form» into the most basic element and is a «return to the ground from which we emerged.»

The work was one of nine shallow relief paintings on wood that punctuated the walls of the sizable main gallery and a...

His first sculptural objects took the form of shallow reliefs, and by 1963 he had begun to create freestanding works that were presented directly on the floor and the wall.

They include a sculpture from 1985 comprised of twenty - seven parallel lengths of white and yellow yarn that extend from the floor to the ceiling near a wall, forming a shallow relief of subtle chromatic variation.

The peripheries of these objects become the focus as color fields divide the shallow relief canvases, aluminum sheets drape over the edge of plywood panels and graphic lines appear to float in front of the surface.

With these and other images anchored by thousands of pins to bulletin - board - like surfaces, his shallow reliefs form a palimpsest that teems with humble materials such as cut - up magazines, string, plastic, gold leaf, and other ephemera.

The painting entitled P15 - 0701 (2015), chromatically composed of under - saturated blues, oxide reds, violets, and blacks shows evidence, like most of the other works in this show, of a scarified and stressed surface in shallow relief.

The way light rakes across the monochrome folds of their shallow relief implies an illusory space, but also reads like an opaque plaster cast of a window.

The main display consisted of two partitioned installations: Untitled (1992/2012), featuring 22 red aluminum squares in shallow relief that extended across two adjacent walls, and Untitled (2012), eight rectangular titanium panels positioned vertically on the floor at alternating angles, which had the effect of disrupting their relationship with the long room in which they were installed.

Russian born Louise Nevelson began her shallow relief sculptures in the 1930s.

Seen beside the modulated planes, shallow reliefs that slip off the wall and drawing in all that surround them, Lygia Clark: Organic Planes presents the artist's innovative call for intuitive interactions with artwork.

«I can't call the Floats paintings because I don't use paint, but they hang on the wall and come from painting, I think they could be called «shallow reliefs.»

Her earlier works done in shallow relief, break down «form» into the most basic elem...

Ben Nicholson (1894 - 1982) British abstract sculptor, noted for his shallow reliefs.

Shallow reliefs, brightly painted in acrylic with brushstrokes evident.

While window like vistas allow the eye to escape to deeper horizons, the shallow relief space that parallels the surface of her canvases serves as a stage for a re-enactment the work's production; choreographed pours, stains, smears and drips act as both deconstructive and constructive moments, as if paint intended to describe the world of the painting were also peeling up from the image, like an unstable element in a temporary collage.

The example of Mondrian obviously lay behind the work of the Constructionists; however works such as this are especially close to the shallow reliefs of Domela and Gorin (reproduced in Circle, 1937 [11] and in Biederman's Art as the Evolution of Visual Knowledge) and those made by Marlow Moss, an English follower of Mondrian, in the 1940s.