Isaac Cordal, recently featured on Wooster Collective, is definitely catching my eye as of late. Please check out his work. This tiny piece is located in a puddle on the streets of Berlin. Such humble art.
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オーストリアのブレゲンツで
毎年行われているオペラ祭り「ブレゲンツ・フェスティバル」
毎年、湖の上に舞台を設置し上演されているのですが
その舞台装置が巨大なことで有名です。すごい。
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Rachel Kneebone: Lamentations 2010
The ‘Lamentations 2010’ consist of two sets of three sculptures expressing the trauma of death, loss and grief. Kneebone’s work was described as “depicting an erotic state of flux” and “celebrating forms of transgression, beauty and seduction”. (www.whitecube.com, 2010). Her sculptures are smooth, vulnerable and highly detailed and maniacally thought through to bits. The signature language of the artist are organic forms, body parts, limbs merging entangled together with vines, interlacing with each other. She creates the emotion sewn together by the body parts that express fear and despair.
Will Ashford
Preface viiInk on Paper
2009
7 1/4 “ x 5 1/8 “
Michael Dinges
Lifeboat: The Wreck of the Invisible Hand
Engraved Vinyl Siding, Wood, Acylic Paint
2011
22” x 40” x 132”
James Bills
Golden Parachutes 8x8xRcomposition gold leaf & colored pencil on paper200930” x 40”
Agostino Arrivabene | agostinoarrivabene - Extasis. Oil on canvas linen, 200x170 cm (2009-2010)
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