Sentences with phrase «through everyday objects»

Starting from his early work Dwelling (2002), in which miniature airplanes fly around through everyday objects in an ordinary apartment, to one of the latest work Lineament (2012), beautiful, film noir - like work featuring amnesia man, Sawa's works have been presented at both solo and group shows all over the world.

Gallagher's work tends to take installations as its primary medium, working through everyday objects and materials to create works that evoke contemporary creations of the digital age.

Jessica Brilli and Sara Pedigo paint life through everyday objects and interiors, while Brian Spolans paints and draws otherworldly futuristic communities.

In her photographs and installations Tori Purcell delves into the world of things, investigating how identity is formed and transformed through the everyday objects that populate our lives.

From the 1960s, Merz was interested in verifying whether or not it was possible to transmit energy through organic elements: particularly famous are the works in which neon light passes through everyday objects.

Jenny Holzer Jenny Holzer's concise, often enigmatic, writings infiltrate public life and consciousness through everyday objects such as t - shirts, posters, LED signs, and benches, as well as her paintings and sculpture.

• Defeat Enemies With Regular Stuff: Marty fights all his battles in the game by channeling magic through everyday objects.

This Little Scholastic Board Book will encourage your baby to explore shapes through everyday objects and will be a delightful tactile experience.

The bright colors and variety of textures will encourage your baby to explore shapes through everyday objects and will be a delightful tactile experience.

Not exact matches

, which introduces primary colors through photos of everyday objects, and The Snowman, by Raymond Briggs, a full - color cartoon book about a snowman who comes to life.

This activity provides a simple way to help your preschooler develop her vocabulary through exploring everyday objects.

This activity provides a simple way to help your preschooler develop her vocabulary through playing with and exploring everyday objects.

By «juvenile», I certainly don't mean inferior; I mean that Favreau can see his stories through a child's eyes, where a sense of wonder, horror, and mystery still exists in everyday objects and places.

Like the latter film, Something in the Air is shot through with wistful regret, and the nostalgia for political activism and radicalism is as thoroughly critiqued and undermined as the prior film's elegiac ode to the memory storage of everyday objects.

This can be done through the use of physical models, identification of shape in everyday objects, and eventually students will be moved into the more advanced realm of 3 - D shapes.

He is known for creating poetic pieces out of everyday objects through a variety of media, including drawing, photography, text, and sculpture.

William Stone's sculptural works appropriate everyday objects, furniture and forgotten paintings, bringing them new life through modification.

It is a literary experiment in which an unnamed narrator gives advice to a young man suffering from melancholy, taking him on an imaginary tour through the Louvre where his readings of Chardin imbue the everyday world with new meaning, and his ruminations on Rembrandt take his melancholic pupil beyond the realm of mere objects.

Nochlin's decades - old observation that realism would increasingly mimic the hyperreal — the world as seen through a lens — and re-frame literal objects in subtle ways seems to hold true for Sherald's array of everyday people.

It simply means looking through today's eyes, and these shows match a wave of younger artists at play with Minimalism and household objects — what one shows calls «Everyday Abstract — Abstract Everyday» and I might call Neo-Minimalism.

Roused by the radical spirit of David Hammons and Shanique Smith, Spann takes objects of the everyday, readily found in hardware stores or at home, and transforms their meaning through context and the introduction of other materials.

We hope that families left with new ideas about what art can be, and how everyday objects can be brought to life through creativity and imagination.

By exploring the unique Italian ethos and traditions of family through symbols, possessions and objects, as well as systems and relationships that exist in Italian culture, Hart wants to expose the highs and lows and everyday realities of family life.

His work anticipated Pop art through his incorporation of imagery from everyday life and found objects.

The paintings of Zhang Enli depict the familiar and overlooked; everyday objects that are connected through the artist's immediate surroundings.

A Divine Light is designed as intimate encounter with the devotional art of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries and explores the ways in which Northern Renaissance artists expressed the central mysteries of the Christian faith through setting, pose, gesture, and the objects of everyday life.

With classical skill — and through transparency, depth and texture — she captures the minute details of everyday objects in her dramatic still lifes and luscious landscapes.

Through such unexpected compositional arrangements, Ward enacts a transformation of everyday objects into visual markers rich with symbolic and narrative implications.

Her projects often suggest complex narratives through the inclusion of everyday objects, psychedelic vistas, and evocative titles.

The simplicity of everyday objects is reassessed through subtle alterations in Leyden Rodriguez - Casanova's mirrored frame.

Through conceptual exercises that merge everyday maintenance with collection stewardship, the project invests in practices that change the status of the art object within collections.

The collages, letters, drawings, beach trash and other found objects reveal Johnson's stream - of - consciousness flow through the matter and memory of everyday life.

Lee creates poetic object - based installations fashioned from everyday materials and household items such as soap, towels, cardboard boxes, and plastic containers, which he transforms through subtle gestures of painting, drawing, and placement.

Using a classic Conceptual strategy - i.e., a limited, predetermined set of ideas or conditions in which to execute a work - she reconsiders the nature of visual perception through an engagement with everyday objects and situations...

It is a useful piece of furniture, a sculptural work of art, and a vivid portrait of an emancipated slave living in the Deep South, who defines himself through carved pictograms of everyday objects.

Cheekily titled «I see straight through you,» it corrals collections of peculiar objects, everyday observations, and a rich range of emotions — all of which tell stories about the absurdities of the human condition.

His work explores a participatory approach to making music through touch, taste, and process using everyday objects that point to who we are and where we live.

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The reinvention and incorporation of used objects and everyday materials is a common thread that runs through Tom Pfannerstill's carved wooden objects and Gavin Zeigler's mixed media work.

For this commission, on view through Aug. 19, the artist developed a multi-channel sound installation of compositions that subtly examine the material history of the two sites and their acoustic qualities, using everyday objects and acoustic environments unique to each site, and drawing on his practices of focused listening and architectural acoustics.

Since the beginning of their collaborative practice in the late 1970 ′ s, Swiss art duo Peter Fischli and David Weiss have engaged in dry wit, humor, and the absurd through their transformation of everyday objects in film, sculpture, installation and photography.

Escobar pulls everyday objects — a skateboard, a book page, a baseball bat — from the world of the mass produced into the realm of fine art through his use of appropriation, accumulation and repetition.

Through ordinary objects salvaged from the activities of everyday life — empty bottles, washboards, children's toys, and mirrors — Saar reminds us that people can be imprisoned just as surely, just as securely, by desires, stories, and ideas as by stone walls and iron bars.»

Using the language of pop art, one of the most relevant comparisons is how both artists have made work to reach a wide and popular audience, creating symbolic visual languages through the use of everyday objects.

The sites are common, the objects everyday, but they become defamiliarized through my lens.

Jim Lambie's show Spiritualized translates everyday materials including shirts, jars and belts into liberated objects transformed through new color, shapes and context.

Far beyond readymades, his works not only underline the aesthetic aspects of everyday objects but can also function like language: since the items were invented for our own use, we can communicate through them.

Braque employed the genre of the still life to conduct a lifelong investigation into the nature of perception through the tactile and transitory world of everyday objects.

A long - awaited and in - depth monograph of the life and work of Robert Arneson, an artist who has infused the alchemy of clay with the funk aesthetic of everyday objects and self - portraiture, in ways that elevate their sustaining power through his insightful social and political observations.

Philip Newcombe subtly alters everyday objects, creating through the manipulations he makes in relation to their original function, a whole host of possible narratives / alternative realities.