The 1A class at SCI-Arc recently completed an installation for the main entrance using laminar flow. Professors: Andy ku, Jenny Wu, Marcos Sanchez. Opening today at 3:30pm (December 10), open to the public. The installation is quite stunning actually, as seen in the Image Gallery.
First-year architecture and urban planning students at the Estonian Academy of Arts have designed and created READER, a shelter based on the concept...
As part of the 2019 London Design Festival, Paul Cocksedge’s ‘Please Be Seated’ has taken over Finsbury Avenue Square in the city’s Broadgate neighborhood. The undulating sculpture is comprised of concentric wooden circles that ribbon up and down to create functional spaces to socialize, rest, and walk through. Cocksedge collaborated with White & White to fabricate the massive steel and upcycled scaffolding wood installation, which the designer described as “walk[ing] the line between a craft object and a design solution. More
About These collage tiles are composed randomly from recycled wood remnants and when installed bathe any space with a warm feeling and texture which is meditative, sanded to a soft finish and protected with lacquer and wax. The works convey an energized tranquility, a chaotic Brutalism from accidental beginnings. PRICED BY THE SQUARE FOOT, these hardwood panels function both as decorative art and acoustic baffles large spaces. No two panels are alike, each is a random collage and they can be hung in any order. The arrangement of tiles is entirely up to the client, becoming part of this process, selecting and arranging the tiles however they wish. The collage tiles are sold in modular sizes and priced by the square foot. They can be ordered in 1x1, 1x2 and 2x2 foot sizes, the pricing is based on 1, 2 and 4 units respectively. The collages are made from recycled wood cuttings from furniture factories and mounted on 1/2" MDF board, trimmed square and given a furniture finish with matte lacquer and wax. Please see attached specification sheet for further details. Finish: Natural Parota Wood 1/2 MDF panel Bio: Peter Glassford was born in Texas where he graduated with a degree in Sculpture from the University of Texas at Austin. He currently lives in Guadalajara, Mexico with his wife Isabel Moncada, a lighting designer. Together, they founded Glassford Moncada, a multidisciplinary studio producing artwork, lighting, furniture as well as jewelry.
dubbed hubris, atë, nemesis, the installation references maine’s rugged coastal landscape and the interplay of its natural forces.
For their recent installation “Study in Pattern,” artists Wade Kavanaugh and Stephen B. Nguyen (previously) expanded on the idea of constructing an enormous tree comprised of long wood strips in studio. The result is an arboreal project that occupies almost an entire room with outstretched portions extending up to the ceiling and toward each corner of the space. Visitors to the exhibition were able to peer up through the spiraling trunk of the tree and walk beneath the wide-reaching roots. More
Reclaimed redwood 30 x 12 x 2 inches (for 10 piece installation) The marbled redwood (light and dark) told me what to do with it - I just let the wood guide me for this piece. Three layers of reclaimed redwood, laminated, carved and finished with linseed oil to bring out the natural colors of the wood. The outside is finished with black chalkboard paint. Each of the 10 wood tiles measures about 5.7 x 5.7 inches.
dubbed hubris, atë, nemesis, the installation references maine’s rugged coastal landscape and the interplay of its natural forces.
Lee Borthwick is an installation artist and sculptor specialising in artworks using combinations of wood and mirror to create a calming meditative effect. Lee works on public and private commissions and is based in London, UK.
Untitled (wood/neon series 5) Lisa Schulte 2014, Ghost wood, neon, transformer. 69“ x 27“ Custom installation necessary.
Brazilian artist Henrique Oliveira (previously) recently completed work on his largest installation to date titled Transarquitetônica at Museu de Arte Contemporânea da Universidade in São Paulo. As with much of his earlier sculptural and installation work the enormous piece is built from tapumes, a kind of temporary siding made from inexpensive wood that is commonly used to obscure construction sites. Oliveira uses the repurposed wood pieces as a skin nailed to an organic framework that looks intentionally like a large root system. More
the monumental interior element is made of plywood boards, with leaves composed of suspended, cut paper sheets.
We deal with interior design of both private and commercial spaces and approach each project with an open mind to create something beautiful
Image 2 of 11 from gallery of Atelier YokYok Creates Wood Forest Installation in Budapest. Courtesy of Atelier YokYok
Sound diffuser Wood wall art is fully handmade from wood blocks - trapezes, cut in different depths, sanded, woodburned and painted. Ideal for Recording Studios, Home Theaters, Listening Rooms, Mastering Rooms, Vocal Booths or any rooms with high ceilings. New design is fully hand painted in acrylic colours and cover with oil finished. Wooden art can be also used as acoustic sound diffuser for recording studios and houses with high ceilings - eliminates comb filtering and flutter echo. "Black River" size on the picture 18" x 45" Colours - black, grey, driftwood, white, antique pine, walnut, light oak Each sculpture created to order will be totally unique but created using same colours. Due to so many grey shades and a special technic of painting the colours will still look different and Im not able to recreate exact or similar image. Please leave a note at the checkout if you wish to see the final picture before shipping. Frame-less. Wood pieces are attached to plywood supported by frame, which is also painted on the side to blend in with the wood pieces. You can choose one main colours from drop down menu and I will create a shades of that colour. Wood pieces can be hang side by side to fill out larger wall space: Signature: signed and dated by the artist on the back) I enjoy of designing them to suit any room with size and colours, contact me if you need my help. Made to order - picture shows our sold pieces. Payments in a installments also available. All sculptures are shipped with tracking number. ======================================================================== You can find more art sculptures here http://www.etsy.com/shop/ArtGlamourSligo?section_id=7909725 ======================================================================== =========================================================================== Have a look around my shop http://www.etsy.com/shop/ArtGlamourSligo?ref=si_shop =========================================================================== Thank you!!
For their recent installation “Study in Pattern,” artists Wade Kavanaugh and Stephen B. Nguyen (previously) expanded on the idea of constructing an enormous tree comprised of long wood strips in studio. The result is an arboreal project that occupies almost an entire room with outstretched portions extending up to the ceiling and toward each corner of the space. Visitors to the exhibition were able to peer up through the spiraling trunk of the tree and walk beneath the wide-reaching roots. More
Gradient Shou Sugi Ban, wood artwork Dimensions: 56.5" x 30" The exact one in the image is available to ship out right away. This piece is inspired by a Japanese torch technique called Shou Sugi Ban which is an ancient way of preserving wood from the outdoor environment. I decided to put my own spin on it by giving it a gradient look; it showcases the different stages of the wood being torched from light to dark charcoal. The wood used for this art piece is Reclaimed Douglas Fir Beams that are cut into blocks that measure 4-5/8" x4-5/8" x 1-1/8" deep. They are Glued to a maple plywood backer board with a special adhesive that is really strong that will never come apart. The frame is made of Poplar hardwood stained in ebonized finished. The entire piece was sprayed in a low VOC water based sealer to preserve the look of the wood and to give it a zero maintenance finish. If you interested in a custom size please give me a shout and we can discuss the details of your request. Each art piece is hand signed and dated in the back and I also make a custom made laser engraved wood name tag on the side of the piece. I also include a heavy duty aluminum z channel mounting bracket for super easy wall installation. Visit my main website at www.craigforget.com
About While working on a large building project several years ago the artist, Fritz Horstman was struck by the poetry in the unfinished state of the construction site. He was drawn specifically to the space between the plywood walls that were raised as formworks for the pouring of cement. That space could only exist for a few hours before the cement truck arrived, but in that moment it was a revolving abstraction of potential, delineation, growth, and destruction. Once filled it was gone: the plywood was stripped away, the earth was backfilled. To suspend that moment he began building models of formworks. Leaving them unfilled, they are perpetually unfinished. From models based directly on architecture, Horstman expanded to forms found in the landscape. Making a formwork that depicts constraint upon the landscape is not exactly a reversal of the formwork’s function, but it asks different questions than a formwork designed for a building would. Why would you make a cement creek? What is the relationship between a flowing creek and poured cement? Is this a barrier or just delineation? For River Woman ODETTA, in addition to several small sculptures in the Flat File, Horstman will install Formwork for the East River, which describes that river’s shape as it flows from Rikers Island to the tip of Manhattan. The 3 x 18 x 7 foot sculpture includes inlets for the Harlem River and Newtown Creek. One side is defined by the shape of the east side of Manhattan, the other by the western edges of Queens and Brooklyn. Roosevelt Island sits in the middle looking like a casket. Were this formwork poured with concrete, the resulting mass would be a wall, not a river. Acknowledging change, while attempting to hold the moment, the delineated spaces remain conspicuously empty, begging to be filled. During previous installations of several large outdoor Formwork sculptures similar in scale and material to Formwork for the East River at least one person approached and asked when we would pour. Those people had mentally filled the space. These are spaces into which one can pour their thoughts. Two videos will be included in River Woman. In Kannagawa Voices villagers in the small Japanese town of Onishi were asked to make the sounds of their local river with their voices. Ice Voices comes from the artist’s shipmates’ attempts to recreate with their voices the bizarre sounds of Arctic ice. Fritz Horstman works with the landscape and the perception of the perception of natural phenomena. He has recently exhibited his sculptures and installations in Brooklyn, Massachusetts, California, Japan, France, and Norway, and currently is featured in the 2016/17 deCordova Biennial in Lincoln, MA. He has curated exhibitions in New Haven, New York and Svalbard. Recent residencies include Shiro Oni in Onishi, Japan, and The Arctic Circle Residency. He received his MFA from MICA in 2011 and his BA in studio art from Kenyon College in 2001. He is artist residency and education coordinator at the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation in Bethany, CT. Musically he is half of the duo Spacelover.
Brazilian artist Henrique Oliveira shows absolutely no respect to art galleries' walls! It's as if he has the supernatural ability to control trees,
Fantastic works by Alison Crowther, a British maker who resides in Yorkshire. She uses indigenous hardwoods found in the region to produce them, hand carving textures on the surface.
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Barbara Holmes' installation Untitled, No. 5 is a site-specific example of one woman’s trash is another one’s treasure. The spiraling wooden work that was installed at 1045 Mission St. was completely sourced from the city’s own dump, turning thrown away limber into a kaleidoscopic work that spanned both the length and height of the gallery space. Using sourced and reclaimed materials is at the heart of Holmes’ practice, carefully transforming the untidy elements into aesthetically crafted pieces. More
Sculpture by Anthony Peer, 2013.
Studio Ardete has designed a ribbon-like sculptural wood installation for their client who sells veneers and plywood.
Fantastic works by Alison Crowther, a British maker who resides in Yorkshire. She uses indigenous hardwoods found in the region to produce them, hand carving textures on the surface.
A collaboration first presented in 2008 by the American Hardwood Export Council and Sir David Adjaye will be part of an exciting new exhibition at the..
The structure is made up of pre-fabricated glu-lam wood, which were light enough for workers to install by hand. The wood is covered by f...
Image 2 of 35 from gallery of Part to Whole / HG-A | LIVE COMPONENTS. Photograph by Kyungsub Shin
More about the Wall Hangings as seen in Miami and their creators on Wescover. Carved screen/room divider formed to any size. Based on a 20-piece template. Carved wood, cut acetate or cast fiberglass.… Explore unique Art & Wall Decor and Wall Hangings by rising artists around Miami. Find original art such as wall tapestries, wood art, ceramic sculptures, macrame and fabric wall hangings on Wescover.
During a five-day workshop students worked together to design and build a spatial installation they named Geçit.
A group of interior architecture students have built king-size wooden megaphones deep in the woods in Estonia. It is a large scale acoustic installation that amplifies the sounds of the forest. The installation blends contemporary architectural space and wilderness and is accessible for hikers and nature lovers for free.
plexus no. 9 + site specific installation at Peel Gallery + Gütermann thread, painted wood and hooks, 2011. Photo by Slyworks Photography. Woah. The
“The columns are the prominent feature in the 450-year-old museum and this intervention took an opportunity to defy logic and distort history.”
Best known for massive, vibrant wood canopies installed in metropolitan locations, Arne Quinze presents “My Home, My House, My Stilthouse”, a collection of smaller works that helps to e…
No more are the days of generic enclosed stairs clad with knobby railings. A more modern trend is on the horizon: wooden stair screens.
