While at Art Basel 2016, make sure you go to Hall 1, Booth U 06 to see Davide Balula’s Mimed Sculptures—a performed presentation of canonical works of sculpture.
Recalling the shallow objects of virtual reality, these invisible sculptures are perceptible only when their contours are being exposed and touched. Each fragment disappears once the mime’s hand moves, challenging the viewer’s visual memory to make out the form as a whole.
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Image: Mimed Sculptures, 2016, performance with 6 mimes and 6 pedestals, variable dimensions, edition of 4 + 1 AP
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This is a sculpture made of wire. It developed from being a small bundle of bowls to a kind of dynamic cloudish growth of moulds. Click on my link and you’ll see more pictures of the sculpture and how it developed
We’re celebrating a 15th anniversary this year! On March 18, 2006, the Fireworks of Glass opened to our visitors. The blown glass sculpture sits on a glass base, a pergola ceiling, and rises 43 feet high through the center of the museum’s spiraling ramp system. Created by Dale Chihuly, it’s comprised of 3,200 pieces of red, yellow, and cobalt blue blown glass in the tower and 1,600 pieces in the pergola ceiling. It’s always an eye-catcher and go-to photo opportunity!
3 Minute Street Sculpture by George Valdez
680 Images of Self - Thomas Parker (2012)
These stills are taken from my recent video “680 Images of Self”
This short film addresses the subject of self image since the advent of consumerism. While beneficial for the economy, what effect does this model have on the individual?
Visually inspired by the likes of Lynch and classic film noir, this piece combines installation, sculpture, sound art, performance and video.
Click the image or click here to see the film.
Artist Name: Christopher Paul Dean.
Tumblr: http://cpdean.tumblr.com/
Sculpture title : ‘Rendered Redundant: Objects A & B’. Clay, Spray Paint, Wheels, Shrink Wrap. 2014.
These are from my most recent exhibition 'Intervention’.
Kind regards,
Christopher Paul Dean.
Recordings is a series of books that are the result of a physical interaction between the printer and the offset press. Colors are added to the press during printing following a predetermined “score.” The act of printing becomes an act of performance, and the book is the evidence of its occurrence. Recordings conflate books and sculpture. They use the machinery of mechanical reproduction to create visual records of specific, unrepeatable conditions of color and change.
Jigsy, assemblage sculpture nightlight, 17 inches tall
http://talbotics.tumblr.com/
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Sculpture & photography © Sébastien Gorla
Mixed media sculpture by George Valdez. Titled Its Time.
Artist: George Valez
Tumblr: http://streetsick.tumblr.com/
Meet the Artist: @mimimar
Hi! I’m Michelle (Mimimar), an illustrator born and raised in Venezuela, currently based in Italy. I enjoy making colorful illustrations that reflect the things I love: fairy tales, fantasy, tenderness and queer (especially sapphic) stories. Occasionally, I also make paper dolls, comics and animatics. I have a lot of interest in book illustration and I’m currently developing my own stories that I hope to share as an author-illustrator someday!
Nice to meet you, Michelle! Below are some pieces she has shared with you all.
If you haven’t seen Michelle’s Creator Spotlight, check it out here. She has also been featured in the Tumblr Artist Alley! For more of Michelle’s work, be sure to check out her Tumblr, @mimimar!