Stephan Abel Sinding (1846-1922) was a Norwegian-Danish sculptor. He moved to Copenhagen in 1883 and had his breakthrough the same year. In 1890 he obtained Danish citizenship. In 1910 he settled i…
A seductive shape, recognisable from our being which relaxes the troubled thought and leads to mental equilibrium.
by the Spanish artist Jaume Plensa I'm still trying to decide on a favorite perspective, so hence... multiple offerings here.
Japanese artist Shintaro Ohata has a unique characteristic style – he places sculptures in front of paintings and shows them as one work, a ...
The ceramic sculptures of Hitomi Murakami tether humanity to nature in a way that appears both elegant and chilling. Her figures grow from vegetation and are consumed by it, exposed and writhing. Works such as “Land of Root,” in contrast, seem more connected to wonder.
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The German conceptual artist Rebecca Horn has spent a half-century using fans, feathers and curious masks to extend the human body—and comment on its fragility.
Tokyo-based artist Yuichi Ikehata creates striking organic sculptures by combining physical and digital elements. “The eerie humanoid forms are pierced with holes that reveal rudimentary …
Tot in de Vezel Atrium, Den Haag 2012 De Nederlandse kunstenaar Peter Gentenaar maakt objecten van vlas- en henneppulp, die hij uitgiet over dunne geraamtes van bamboe. Tijdens het drogen krimpt de papierpulp ongeveer 30% en vervormt het de bamboe-geraamtes. De kunstenaar stuurt dit proces, waarbij de uiteindelijke vorm ontstaat. Het resultaat is een barok en oneindig gevarieerd papieren kunstwerk. Dutch artist Peter Gentenaar makes objects in flax and hemp pulp, poured out on flat skeletons of bamboo slats. During the drying of the pulp, the paper-pulp shrinks about 30% and deforms the slat-skeletons. The artist intervenes and guides the constructions into their final three-dimensional form. The result is a highly ornamental paper artwork in an unlimited multitude of shapes and sizes.
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Powerful and disturbing, the works of Japanese artist Yuichi Ikehata convey a haunting image of human decay in a futurist manner.
the series 'fragment of LTM' (long term memory) by yuichi ikehata relays a futuristic feeling that our bodies may not be what they seem.
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Globe Heads. For a few years now we have been working with Yinka Shonibare (MBE RA), on creating bespoke globes for his artwork.
“Born 1930 in Falenty near Warsaw, she lived and worked in Warsaw. One of Poland’s most internationally-acclaimed artists, Abakanowicz is known for works that transcend the conventional sphere of…
The Holy Trinity Church in Marylebone, Westminster, built specifically to celebrate the defeat of Napoleon, hasn’t been used as a place of worship since the 30’s, but that didn’t …
Adoration I (ca. 1910), by Norwegian-Danish sculptor Stephan Abel Sinding.
Moldy Fruit Beauty, a look at Kathleen Ryan New York-based artist Kathleen Ryan has gained much attention in the art world over the last few years with
Using resin, fiberglass, silicone, and many other materials, this sculptor creates lifelike likenesses of human beings, while playing with scale.
