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Jefta – HumanSculpture

Jefta — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 12:08:08 +0000

Jefta, student on digital art, has developed a processing program that allows, from a flux video, to break it down into a set of images and sew them together.

This technique allows to visualize the body on movement from different angles but summarizing it into one single image.
The final depiction is closer to sculpture thanks to the reducing complexity of the different movements carried out.

The HumanSculpture project is a research on the human body motion capture, a study about the trail left by the path on a living body.

Human body is always changing. In between body restrictions and movements urge the body is used as a brush, using itself as a way of managing complex shapes.
The moving objects are multiplied. Filling the space with images between the emptiness and the fullness, the human sculpture takes more and more space.

The repetition of the different people that intertwine and overlap allows to perceive the path of the fix movements in the space.

“What have you got in your head?” by Sara Asnaghi

Martina Cavalieri — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 15:00:36 +0000

Asnaghi Sara is a young artist and designer based in Milan.
“What have you got in your head?” is a collection of brains made with food.
Asnaghi uses edibles like, red chili flakes, sprinkles, black rice, hemp seeds and breadcrumbs to make her “brain sculptures”.
These works are very interesting!

Nolanders

Mani Zamani — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 20:33:47 +0000

Every 156 years they appear in one city.
It’s unknown where they come from but they normally choose the cities that are able to fit their body and mood condition. They shape their shell based on the characteristic of the city element. They use their body in
efficient way and they adapt themselves based on citizen’s mood and behavior. This time they choose Gothenburg .An easy going and friendly city in south east of Sweden.They used the shapes of curved windows that are spread almost all over the city center of Gothenburg.

Nature of the Beast by NFN Kalyan

Danilo — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 14:03:20 +0000

Miami-based artist NFN Kalyan has created several new sculptural portraits for his ongoing series entitled ‘Nature of the Beast’.
Each sculptures in the series is comprised of 20+ panes etched into glass by laser, lit with LED and contained in a walnut base. The faces featured in each work are hand drawn by Kalyan.

http://nfnkalyan.com

Michiriro Matsuoka’s sculptures

Danielle — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 08:54:25 +0000

Michihiro Matsuoka was born in 1969 in Japan. He defines his work as a “creation of objects” that expresses the passing of time. Working with industrial resin clay, acrylic and other suitable materials, Matsouka fuses machinery with animals creating fantastic sculptures. He finds inspiration in his childhood memories and deteriorated devices, that’s why his meticulous work, in order to express the progression of time, gains such a surrealistic manner.

Matsuoka’s current exhibition is at Artishox, Belgium, until November 27, 2011.

The Work of Lukas Damgaard

Lukas Damgaard — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 09:01:15 +0000

Lukas Damgaard is a Young Danish artist living in central copenhagen, producing creative artwork everyday of the week.
From Paintings to shortfilms to sculptures
with an appetite for experimenting.

Almost all of his work reflects on a story or an emotion, created visualy by distorting reality.
creating a dimension where all sorts of creatures and characters are welcomed in your living room.

The Paintings are made on wood and frames found in the streets

Latest work:

Porcelain skulls by Katsuyo Aoki

Susanna — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 08:10:22 +0000

Katsuyo Aoki is a japanese sculptor born in Tokyo (1972) that use porcelain to create her series of skull shaped works, called Predictive dream. ”The decorative styles, patterns and symbolic forms I allude to and incorporate in my works each contain a story based on historical backgrounds and ideas, myths, and allegories. Their existence in the present age makes us feel many things,; adoration, some sort of romantic emotions, a sense of unfruitfulness and languor from their excessiveness and vulgarity.”

Nathalie Miebach: art, science, music

Danielle — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 08:31:56 +0000

Nathalie Miebach, working with musicians, makes possible the compilation of her raw material -weather data- focusing in two different ways of playing with abstraction: colorful sculptures made of basket and beautiful music. As inferences and final images, a challenging recreation of a dynamic reality wills to show a portion of space and its complexity, as dialectic effort, that conceals the translation of data into visual, static, and touchable content, with a relaxing and distension aspect: the sound, enriching the graphical experience with an ephemeral movement.

Nathalie Miebach is an example about how part of science is made of creativity, designing models, making decisions, and treating their stunning possibilities of objectivity, but also how really good art is possible handling science in its heart.

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Nike dogs by Vinti Andrews

Rubens — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 10:51:28 +0000

Vinti Andrews created this unbelievable series of dogs sculptures made of classic Nike sneakers such as Air Max 90, Dunk SB and Air Force 180. You can buy one of them here spending around $ 4,500 !

Recycle Experience

Angie Renata — Sat, 08 Oct 2011 22:20:22 +0000

Bandung, Indonesia has been famous for its creative movement pioneered by their youngsters far beyond their government limitation. This movement created a new culture which can only be described by experiencing their emerging passion and idealism. This culture is also bringing out so many talented and passionate artists within their community. One of them is the art duo Recycle Experience. Exploring their interest in pop culture and toys art movement, Evan Driyananda and Attina Nuraini began their art project from reconstructing various kinds of material -mostly from wastes- into many kinds of artworks which called Character Robotic Imagination.

Believing that not every waste should be left useless, REEXP has participated in various numbers of activities including art exhibition, collaboration, workshop, talk-show, and many other creative works since its establishment in 2006.