Hauntingly beautiful images from Xia Xia Wan - a chinese artist. These images are created by painting layers on glass creating this holographic 3D effect. WOW!
Friday, March 26, 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010
ALEX KANEVSKY
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
ANISH KAPOOR
This is Anish Kapoor, an artist from Mumbai, India. You probably are familiar with his work from Chicago, the silver sculpture at the top.
I don't know much about Anish, i just respond to the forms, the colors, the materials and the scale. I love that color red! These pieces feel as if some fine art magician has come in and cast a fine art spell on the space!
ROBERT IRWIN
Robert Irwin is an American Artist who began his career as an abstract expressionist in painting. However, over time he got out of the studio and began to do installations. Like James Turrell in the following post, these particular Robert Irwin pieces installations are investigating the perception of light and space.
I find these pieces meditative, calming, and thoughtful.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
JAMES TURRELL
Similar to the spaces in these last two photos, i went to a room in Brooklyn, laid on the floor near sunset, and looked at the hole in the ceiling. It was quite an amazing experience as the interior, lit with the complementary color of the sky, had the effect of flattening out the plane of the sky -- it felt as if you were looking at a flat swatch of paint on the ceiling rather than an opening. It was a very peaceful and meditative experience using light, the fundamentals of color theory, and our physiological perception of light and color to create the experience.
B.T.W. the photos above which appear to show geometric volumes are an illusion created by light -- there are no volumes actually there.
I love the way he takes the fundamental way we percieve the world (light) and brings a new context to it -- giving us the opportunity to SEE something we SEE everyday in a whole new way.
If you have a chance, try to see his work in real life! I think you will really enjoy the experience!
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
ZHANG HAIYING
Friday, April 10, 2009
RON MUECK
I love how you can just take scale and context and transform a seemingly "normal" moment into something extraordinary, unexpected, and provoking.
All Hail The Mueck!
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