Frames/Planes
Copper & steel rods, sheet mirror, bulldog clips, coloured paper,
coloured elastic
Photos from the show of Emerald M's work; see more on Pinterest
Showing posts with label Installation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Installation. Show all posts
Saturday, 7 July 2012
Friday, 6 July 2012
Mathematics and sculpture
"I thoroughly enjoyed the exhibition, especially Peter A's mathematical sculptures"
Tre-foil tre-mobius
Aluminium sheet, nuts and bolts
Photos from the show of Peter A's work; see more on Pinterest
Tre-foil tre-mobius
Aluminium sheet, nuts and bolts
Photos from the show of Peter A's work; see more on Pinterest
Labels:
Concept,
Construction,
Installation,
Line,
Mathematics,
Metal,
Peter A
Monday, 2 July 2012
Stereotype & Enclosed; metal constructions
Stereotype
Knitted copper wire, aluminium tube, car body part, sheet vinyl
Enclosed
Sheet aluminium, steel, sheet acrylic
Photos from the show of Judith J's work; see more on Pinterest
Knitted copper wire, aluminium tube, car body part, sheet vinyl
Enclosed
Sheet aluminium, steel, sheet acrylic
Photos from the show of Judith J's work; see more on Pinterest
Labels:
Construction,
Installation,
Judith J,
Lighting,
Metal,
Perspective,
Shadow,
Viewing
Saturday, 30 June 2012
Urban orchard; installation using light and shadow
Urban orchard
Sheet steel, acrylic, lighting gels, pavement slabs
Photos from the show of Charlotte R's work; see more on Pinterest
Sheet steel, acrylic, lighting gels, pavement slabs
Photos from the show of Charlotte R's work; see more on Pinterest
Labels:
Charlotte R,
Colour,
Illusion,
Installation,
Lighting,
Scale,
Shadow
Thursday, 28 June 2012
Curating & installing a group sculpture exhibition
Two days before the private view and we arrived with the work we were to display (and some we won't; curation is a form of editing... less is more!).
The space seemed to have halved in size; what was acres of room to fill suddenly looked overcrowded. Pieces of work that previously looked massive found their space and looked at home. An immediate lesson to take back to CityLit is the importance of seeing your work outside the confines of the studio.
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