Sentences with phrase «wooden hand sculpture»

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In my dad's sculpture studio, I was able to use fixative to emboss my answer sheet and mount it on a wooden backing that I carved by hand,» he reports.

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(What is that giant wooden sculpture of a hand pointing at in the lobby?

Browse a range of interesting shops with everything from classic souvenirs to incredible hand carved limestone and wooden sculptures.

Created from a variety of source materials — including carved wooden doors, acid - etched metal plates, styrofoam dioramas, hand - carved billboards, and newly developed concrete sculptures -, the work presented in Annihilation engages with the urban context.

Evoking the pylon remnants of New York City's West Side Piers (once a locus of community exchange and sexual expression within New York's pre-AIDS era gay male population), these sculptures are comprised of glass, hand - blown into wooden molds that ultimately incinerate under the intense heat of this molten material.

Hidden amongst the items on the wooden tables are two sculptural works — the first is Thomas» first sculpture, a broken, lumpy, vaguely figurative work, the other is a hand that Sandra made herself.

Interactive, kinetic sculpture in which the viewer can touch the wooden hand and be touched back.

As a renowned sculptor, Balkenhol is recognised not only for the technical prowess with which he hand carves each of his wooden sculptures, but for his continual devotion to exploring the role of the figure within contemporary art.

Around the walls are images of Chinese screens that have been photographed, then turned into perforated wooden sculptures on a CNC laser - cutting machine, then painted by hand.

The exhibition pairs stand - alone sculptures and wall reliefs with installation elements, such as functional seating made out of hand - cut wood and black wooden wall sconces holding mint green candles.

He then uses an assortment of tools, including chisels and Japanese carving instruments to meticulously hand - sculpt each form, using imagery from skateboard culture as inspiration... Haroshi's technique is akin to the ancient Japanese tradition of building wooden Buddha statues, including the conservation of materials to minimise weight and embedding an object inside the sculpture.»

The artist's large - scale sculptures reveal the trace of the human hand and suggest her early recollections of being surrounded by wooden walls, tools, and utensils as a child living in wartime labor and refugee camps in Germany after her family was forced to leave Poland.

The bronze gives the sculpture an elegance and majesty that is common with the great sculptures of history, while the high textured surface of the wooden original remains, imbuing it with a tactility and intimacy that can only come from a hand created work.

With wooden sculptures of various shapes and sizes, which are adorned individually by hand, the installation becomes a place where, according to the gallery, «time is skimmed, cropped and erased.»

Pigments and lacquer are mixed by hand and then poured over wooden armatures covered with fibreglass, to then be repeatedly sanded and polished, making these sculptures appear weightless.

Installation view of A Study of Modern Japanese Sculpture, showing Kotaro Takamura's «Hand» (1918, bronze with a wooden base)

Patrick Parrish Gallery is pleased to present «Feelers», a solo exhibition of new hand - carved wooden sculptures by Oakland artist Julian Watts.

Featuring carved wooden columns, hand blown glass amphorae, glass murrina, a single - channel video, and soft sculptures made of kevlar, this project questions how present logics of freedom and exchange carry with them resonances of past imperial lives.