Sentences with phrase «simple materials stripped»

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So for Friendly and Helpful patch day, I brought materials to make simple book marks (colorful cardstock cut in bookmark size strips, hole punch, 1/4 inch colorful ribbon, markers and stickers).

A simple short sleeves open cardigan featuring a lightweight black and white striped material.

Featuring a black diagonal striped mesh material, a high neckline and long sleeves, style it over some black high waist knickers and simple strappy heels for a look we're loving.

Utilizing simple hand - held looms and tools, various yarns, cloth strips and other materials, attendees are encouraged to experiment with color and texture to create a myriad of surface patterns.

His work appears much simpler to make than it is, due to a process that involves affixing strips of draught excluder — a kind of insulation material — onto his aluminum canvases while painting and then peeling it off in order to planes of gloss paint with clean edges.

They called for simple, three - dimensional, geometric forms that were stripped of any illusionism, iconography, or personal expression and made using industrial processes and materials like plywood, aluminum, and plastic.

A generation of artists emerged in Italy in the second half of the 20th century who, influenced by a questioning of the nature Piero Manzoni's artwork and the ground - breaking concept of Lucio Fontana's space, and turning to the use of simple, everyday materials (that is, stripped of any auratic encumbrance), realised a series of works that, without relinquishing a kind of poetic awareness of the world, were profoundly critical of industrialisation and consumer society.

Their bare materials reveal his obsession with the fundamental building blocks of sculpture and the whiteness of the plaster plays a significant role in stripping down sculpture to its simplest form in order to examine it in closer detail.

Her work became physically simpler, her style more stripped - back, and her materials more delicate.

Like Richard Shilling's use of twigs and leaves to remind us of the simple beauty of nature or the guns Sonia Rentsch forms with flower buds, nuts and sticks to raise the issue of environmental degradation and violence, Yulia Brodskaya utilizes paper — perhaps the most basic art material available — and a technique called «quilling» that involves twisting and folding strips of paper in such a way that she forces the viewer to not only appreciate her finished work, but also reconsider how we look at the raw materials she's using.