Sentences with phrase «use humble materials»

The artists use humble materials to create sculptures and installations that simultaneously resemble everyday objects and evoke strange, invented worlds.

The Spain - based artist uses humble materials like cardboard and tape to create architectonic installations, in which the construction and deconstruction of the work often becomes a performative part of the installation.

The Italian artist uses humble materials to promote a high - minded utopian message.

Kounellis used humble materials and became a leading light of the Arte Povera movement.

Incorporating natural materials such as beeswax and tree branches, both works are important early examples of Merz's life - long dedication to using humble materials from everyday life.

Akin to the turn toward furniture or the architectonic that we see in Jessi Reaves's «derelicte» re-envisions of modernist furniture, de Nieves uses humble materials to make the wondrous.

Tuttle uses humble materials such as paper, wire, and string to create art «that accounts for the invisible.»

Not exact matches

Hand - beaded in collaboration with Navajo artisans using traditional techniques and materials sourced in New Mexico, these one - of - a-kind pieces «evoke the humbling, starry expanse of space or the awe - inspiring power of a sudden lightning storm.»

The heavy - duty material used to build bridges and sculpt skyscrapers could learn a few tricks from humble bones.

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Tuttle uses paper, rope, string, cloth, wire, cardboard, bubble wrap, nails, archival Foamcore, plywood — the most humble materials, which he may then complement with a pencil or brushstroke.

Using only this humble material, which is ubiquitous to the point of invisibility in everyday life, the artists in The Paper Sculpture Show offer a visually stunning, conceptually rich, and playfully hands - on exploration of artistic practice today.

He has become revered for his delicate and playful approach, often using such humble, everyday materials as cloth, paper, rope and plywood.

This exhibition explores the work of three renowned conceptual and installation artists — Tom Friedman, Felix Gonzalez - Torres, and Gabriel Orozco — whose use of modest, humble materials celebrate the mundane in contemporary life.

Known for sculptures that outline planes and volumes in space using the humblest of materials, Fred Sandback (1943 — 2003) was an American artist whose work is informed by a minimalist artistic vocabulary.

The materials used in «Bouquet Garni and a Sandwich» have humble beginnings: a demolished home in Evanston; a torn - down bowling alley.

Not unlike the classic foley artist, who uses humble everyday materials to mimic sounds recorded on location during film production, they employ cranks, wheels, cylinders, discs, wires, pulleys, and electrical motors.

A minimalist sensibility presides over Braun's work, but is upended by his use of humble natural materials, drawing direct parallels to Arte Povera.

Outlining planes and volumes in space with the humblest of materials, American artist Fred Sandback's (1943 — 2003) work makes ingenious use of the Minimalist artistic vocabulary.

The materials, as in the 1970s, are of humble origins: cords, vinyl resins, acrylics, the wallnet and the fassadenputz used by plasterers to finish walls.

Incorporating sculpture, drawing and site - specific installation, Humble Beginnings addresses contemporary work that, in its use of materials and methods of display, provides varying levels of intellectual and visceral accessibility.

Using familiar and humble materials, Merz often juxtaposed the organic and inorganic, exploring experiences of life and humanity.

In Europe, the humble, everyday objects of the Arte Povera («poor art») movement expanded on his use of cast - off materials retrieved from the trash bin and the attic.

Αs coined by curator Germano Celant, the term Arte Povera refers to the humble materials that Kounellis and others such as Boetti, Calzolari and Merz used in their work.

The exhibition focuses on Tuttle's profound influence on art in and beyond New York, showcasing his humble usage of commonplace materials such as fabric, wood, Styrofoam, and rope used to effect the viewer's perception by reflecting the fragility of the world.

Gomes uses humble found materials to create elegant, well - formed sculptures.

Using the humblest of materials — pens, pencils, and artist board — Campuzano transposes text into blocky letterforms broken up by graphic design conventions that evoke the felt banner aesthetic of the post-Vatican II Catholic Church or the Catholic pop of Sister Corita Kent.

Beautifully installed, Anthony Caro's continuing exploration of materials and use of joyous colour until shortly before his death was humbling.

This year's festival is inspired by the opening of a new wing of displays, Energy and Process, which explores Arte Povera, Post Minimalism and their legacy of merging art and life together by using humble, everyday materials and viewer participation.

Kounellis is one of the founders of Arte Povera, or poor art, a movement in Italy named for the humble materials used to make it and meant as a rebuke to commercialization in the art world.

Greek expat Jannis Kounellis, a central figure in the movement, took the movement's use of humble found materials into new territory with this seminal 1969 piece, which simply consisted of a dozen live horses hitched side - by - side to the walls of Rome's Galleria l'Attico.

(Indeed, every show she makes includes a member of the Arte Povera movement, a group she met as a young arts writer in Rome, and whose work she finds inspiring for its humble materials and use of plants and animals.)

Micropop and its proponents are interested in interior life and self mythologies, with the world constructed in the intimate and private spaces of its practitioners using low and humble materials, separate but not disassociated from the technological world.

- regarding the simple materials he used during Arte Povera time, such as straw and string... The highest wisdom adopts the humblest of bodies.

They often make use of humble materials such as wood, resin, and ceramic clay, putting a renewed emphasis on the act of making and materiality.

It was there that they observed certain threads that would end up connecting a lot of the work in «Mirror Cells,» namely a movement toward the use of humble materials, figurative elements, and also what Panetta called «this idea of people willingly engaged with narrative, but also narratives that have to do with political issues, or with personal issues.»

«The three women rock insouciant shapes using monochromatic color, humble materials, and simple drawing techniques.»

The 73 - year - old's reputation is clearly stronger in the US than the UK — the Bowdoin College Museum of Art in Maine is hosting the first retrospective of his prints alone — but Tuttle's use of humble, everyday materials, in such an intimate manner, offer plenty of subtlety.

Eagle - eyed readers will recognize the Wiggle stool and Frank Gehry - designed Wiggle chair pictured above; we're liking Cardboard Designs» «Liquid Cardboard» and are impressed that cardboard is now being used in sturdy pieces like this armoire, disguising the humble nature of its core material.

Before the 16th century people were using benches and stools as the seat of everyday life, so, from it's humble beginnings as a stool like perch, the chair began to develop, the legs became longer and a back rest was added, the chair was designed in a variety of different materials.

The contrast of light and dark furnishings, the wide variety of textures, and the use of humble materials all lend tactile impact.