Sentences with phrase «woven from»

The paintings are woven from small obsessive brush - marks, reminiscent of the caked edges of a painter's pallet; where colours build - up by random application layer upon layer.

Chia - En Jao's Arms no. 31, a tapestry that represents Taiwan's multi-faceted identity through a coat of arms woven from textiles from factories across the island, presents a narrative of a national identity ready - made for the United Nations.

My sensibility as an artist is woven from a deep connection to this childhood of the farm and the animals.

Viewed from another side, shimmering stripes appear, and the works suggest tapestries woven from stars.

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Their works reinvent reality, sometimes through fantasy and play, sometimes through poetry and imagination; it is a story woven from myths, rituals, beliefs, and fairytales.

A sail was woven from scrap textiles, fabric - making having once been a bustling local industry.

Artist Statement «The fabric of our country is woven from many threads in different colors, heritages, religions, beliefs, and orientations.

Woven from wicker, they're life - sized statues of the gallerist couple in the nude.

At the Neuberger Museum of Art's «Color Field and Solid Grey,» Liza Lou — who divides her time between Los Angeles and South Africa — presents her largest sculpture to date: a 1,400 - square - foot expanse of vibrant grass - like blades, woven from stainless steel threads and millions of glass beads.

In fact, many of the items are woven from secondhand clothing and interesting textiles that she scouts for locally.

Its images fuse with photographic elements in the room, and collide with the footage on monitor screens — one presenting roving prism light, and the other, Belle Captive II, a narrative woven from stock clips playing on a monitor.

Untitled (/ --RRB-(2008) is a large scale wooden loom with a material woven from mouse hair.

Just as a poem is woven from words to evoke emotions or spawn new, incommunicable concepts in the mind of a reader, so may an object or image manipulate a viewer's experience through thoughtful use of materials, composition, and context.»

Here Mr. Wanders constructs a fairy tale environment filled with ghostly mirrors, abstract ceramic creatures, nude women wrapped in LED - lit clouds (which are woven from nylon and mohair threads) and an adult - size rocking unicorn, complete with sadly - hilarious metal chain stirrups.

Another highlight is a massive wall hanging by Ghanian artist El Anatsui woven from recycled bits of aluminum and copper wire.

Whether working in materials such as curtains woven from artificial silk flowers, metal chains, glass, or using saliva to create ink transfer impressions on paper, Hodges» works are inhabited by the presence of the body.

That story is a complicated one, woven from the threads of debates about how to represent blackness, social struggle and change, and global migrations and diasporas.

A glimmering meshwork, woven from thousands of interlinked bottle caps, will cascade in a torrent down the Palladian façade of the building, providing a spectacular welcome for visitors to the Summer Exhibition.

That story is a complicated one, woven from the threads of debates about how to represent blackness; social struggle and change; and migrations and diasporas, particularly in relation to Africa, a recent area of expansion for the collection.

Antunes's commission features hanging and floorbased sculptures woven from materials including metal, leather and rope, morphing into looping and twisting volumes and illuminated by lights designed by the artist.

Eriksson's second exhibition at the gallery is comprised of two new bodies of work: tapestries woven from untreated Swedish linen and paintings that exude a bold palette of sun - bleached colours.

The Boiler House will also feature several new sculpture displays, including intricate works woven from fibre by Mrinalini Mukherjee, a giant hair braid cast in lead by Tunga, and one of Robert Indiana's iconic Love sculptures.

Her works, woven from the experiences and mythologies she encountered in her hometown, affect viewers a sense of nostalgia or homesickness.

Hayv Kahraman at Jack Shainman «Re-weaving Migrant Inscriptions» Through December 20, 2017 Young Baghdad - born, L.A. - based Hayv Kahraman's new series at Jack Shainman is based around her memories of fleeing the Iraqi capital with her family's mahaffa, a hand - held fan woven from palm fronds.

Wilcox's work is characterized by a fascination with personal narrative and the ways in which history is always under construction, woven from fact, myth, memory, associations, and the bombardment of information we all receive on a moment - to - moment basis.

At Huckletree West they've got a Willow Hut — a dedicated no - tech zone woven from willow branches for its members to quietly collaborate and find inspiration, or indeed enjoy a power nap.

Everything in the game looks like it was actually woven from yarn or stitched into cloth.

Inkaterra Itineraries are woven from destinations and excursions that fit into a perfect bundle: an array of itinerary choices, the flexibility of independent travel.

Each one of these savvy designs was woven from natural fibers by artisans in Oaxaca, Mexico.

At the end of this track lies Gumung village, which is famous for its basketry and handicrafts that are woven from an indigenous plant.

Our parting gift to you is a handmade island bird woven from palm fronds, a souvenir to guide and protect you on your travel homeward.

Kalinago baskets hand - woven from arouma reed represent a thousand - year tradition that originated in South America.

It overflows with uniquely Hawaiian items like lauhala baskets (woven from the brown, palmlike leaves of the hala tree), Kona coffee, ukuleles, pahu drums, koa - wood bowls, leis, paintings, books, old photographs, and toys.

Wales» national identity is a magnificent tapestry woven from years of diverse history and mystical legends.

Woven from academic and on - the - ground research, these drawings of at - risk species are designed to educate and inspire.

Made of premium baby Alpaca wool from Peru and exceptionally woven from the finest yarns, this throw is invitingly warm with a double - sided knitted edge.

This open - air swap meet has everything from T - shirts dyed with island red dirt to baskets woven from coconut palm fronds.

Every Timothy CLUB Carrot is hand - woven from 100 % pure, premium Timothy hay.

Hand - woven from upcycled, non-toxic pre-consumer fabrics, the mat is a no - brainer to use and to clean.

«A compelling tale woven from the eternal conflict between our need to belong, to be rooted, and our desire to escape those bonds and follow our passions.»

There's something divine about holding a book in your hand; the faint scent of ink and paper, the whisper of a turned page, the weight of a book clasped to your chest as you imagine the world woven from its words.

Our reviewer writes, «The Family Plot delivers a double helping of fun: A prospectus of auction items worthy of Southern Living is served up alongside a tale of gothic suspense woven from the familiar fabric of lost war ballads, flavored with the bitter twang of ingrown family evils and hypocritical Confederate piety.»

The test vehicles offered had seat upholstery woven from sustainable resources developed with the assistance of European textile manufacturer Kvadrat.

Despite its four doors and boot, it feels like it's woven from the same delicate DNA as the Lotus.

It thus comes as no surprise that GM dumped the wet Kimchi - noodle Daewoo platform in favor of a new architecture woven from a few Opel Corsa DNA strands.

Proof That Ideas about Education Can Cross International Borders View the Photo Showcase of the Boston Arts Academy Founded by Spaniards and settled by a host of other immigrants, Argentina, like the United States, is a country woven from outside influences.

This is a big cinematic story woven from the puny, ineffectual moments of daily life, and a domestic drama about working - class Americans.

At its best moments (and there are a couple of great ones in here), The Puffy Chair makes you want to shake some sense into the kids struggling mortally with what appears small - time in the rear - view — but then there's the realization that poetry is woven from these threads of wilfulness and the courage of being naïve in love.

Vienna through Jem Cohen's eyes is a patchwork quilt woven from ordinary urban landscapes that somewhere during the film turns into a work of art.