One day Tim Noble met Sue Webster, the year was 1986 and the context was that they were both studying Fine Art at Nottingham Trent University. The next we know is that they have Tim Noble and Sue Webster for over seventeen years. What do they create? Sculptural artworks made from discarded wood, welded scrap metal, broken … Continue reading Tim Noble & Sue Webster shadow sculptures
I was up for a treat, a helicopter fly and guess what, I got another treat: the Great British Sculpture Show currently in full swing at Hatfield house. After having been thrilled by the helicopter excursion, I was eager to come back down to earth and wander amongst the bronze, wood and stone sculptures set … Continue reading The Great British sculpture show at Hatfield house
Art can do good, Art does good. We all know that. How about underwater sculptures that provide places for marine species to live and thrive? This is what Jason deCaires Taylor‘s sculpture work is all about. One will call the artist “eco-sculptor”. Round of applause for the artist. And we are not talking about a few … Continue reading Jason deCaires submerged sculptures
Following our first trip to the London Art fair, where we noticed and appreciated very much the abstract works on display, we thought we would be sharing some of the sculpture works we came across. Artist: Alexandre Durand Title: Ex Calce Liberatus Medium: Mixed media (steel, aluminium, gold) Artist: Anna Gillepsie Title: To the limit … Continue reading Sculptures from the London Art fair
When I first watched this video of Daniel Franke & Cedric Kiefer’s soundsculpture project, I was fascinated and watched it again several times. Not for me to try to breakdown to you how this is done as it is quite complex. I’ll invite you to read the complete explanation from Creative Applications Network. In short, … Continue reading Soundsculpture by Daniel Franke & Cedric Kiefer using Kinect
