Sentences with phrase «transforming ordinary materials»

Korean artist Jae Ko (born 1961) works in fiber, transforming ordinary materials like paper and vinyl cords into extraordinary sculptural objects.

Some are delightfully low - tech, transforming ordinary materials into awe - inspiring visuals, while others make use of experimental new media, fusing art and technology in interactive works that change in response to the viewer.

Double Vision features works by six international artists — Samantha Bittman (New York), Manor Grunewald (Ghent), Tony Marsh (Long Beach), Rafaël Rozendaal (New York), Joshua Saunders (Los Angeles) and Michael Staniak (Melbourne)-- whose practices encompass special skills that transform ordinary materials into something extraordinary.

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In fact, he still does — though it has already been transformed and resurrected and is therefore no longer subject to the ordinary laws of our physics, which govern only mortal bodies and material objects.

Finding the spectacular in the everyday, Oliver transforms seemingly ordinary material building blocks into images and installations that stretch the confines of human structures and bodies into the greater universe.

These creative reuse projects have included water bottles (photographs below) transformed into galaxies, and other ordinary materials reinvented into shimmering beautiful decorations.

The paintings, sculptures, photographs, drawings and videos focus on ordinary objects, such as a brown paper lunch bag, a pink eraser or a 2 - ply, white garbage bag, which are transformed by the artists, who employ unexpected materials or play with scale.

With great attention to the range of the chosen materials and a nuanced sensibility for composition, Wurtz has been since the early works transforming fragments of the ordinary into sculptures of wit and poetic composure.

In a process of welding the artist's vision to technical necessities, industrial materials are transformed from ordinary «workaday» existence into lyrical multi-dimensional expanses that immerse the viewer in vibrant fields of color.

Drawing on a wide range of materials and references, these artists apply a keen eye and a steady hand as they transform house paint, thread, old and newly woven fabric, industrial tape, and other ordinary materials into poetic abstract forms.

It builds directly on Barilleaux's award - winning exhibition and book New Image Sculpture, which examined how contemporary artists transform widely available, often non-art materials into fanciful replications of the ordinary.

Benbenisty transforms objects, images, ready - mades, ephemeral materials and texts from the everyday, the banal, the ordinary, moving towards the unique, the individual.