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Artist Edoardo Tresoldi has filled an event space with wire mesh architecture. Each wire sculpture combines an age-old aesthetic with modern construction.
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About "SUPINE" Wall Sculpture 50" x 30" x 10" inch by Melanie Newcombe Aluminum window screen, aluminum and steel wire, wood, paint 2017 ABOUT Melanie Newcombe Melanie Newcombe is an American sculptor who lives and works in Los Angeles, CA. Melanie grew up in Minnesota on lakes and rivers and has spent her adult life near the ocean. Water is a pervasive theme in her work and she is transfixed by the qualities of water, and her sculptures have the transcendent ability to appear as water – sometimes solid, sometimes translucent, but always reflective. She is perpetually pushing materials toward innovative structures, with her figurative work featuring layers of aluminum screen wire sewn into human forms. The repetitive lines of the stitching connect a patchwork of wire mesh, arranged to convey a tension among beauty, sensuality, and ephemerality. She sees the layers of metal and wood as symbolic for how we as humans are also layers. Like onions we are layers. As the wire mesh, we are layers. The layers are a metaphor for her of our own layered lives. She is particularly interested in the relationship between the gods and humans. Growing up in a family of mostly women, she understands the story of women. Her sculptures are goddesses, balancing between the sea, the sky, the earth, and the human. Her most recent abstract pieces are an explorative dance between herself and material. These pieces are more about the process than the product because she is letting go of the trying and allowing the material to just move with her as she creates out of her intuition. Melanie has her B.A. in Art Education from Bethel University in St. Paul, Minnesota, with an emphasis in sculpture. She continued her post-undergraduate sculpture education at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. Melanie is a credentialed teacher with extensive experience teaching art to adults, children, and teens. She has been a founding art teacher for a large public high school as well as taught at several private schools. Since 2013, Melanie has been actively involved in the Los Angeles art scene as an exhibiting artist. SELECTED EXHIBITIONS 2018 Hawthorne Arts Complex Open Studios, Hawthorne, California. 2017 Masters of Their Medium, MuzeuMM Gallery, Los Angeles, California; Liquid: Solo Exhibition, EarthWe Gallery, Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, California; Old World New World, EarthWe Gallery, Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, California. 2016 Maytes Rescue Fundraiser, Church Boutique, West Hollywood, California; Nude Survey Five - an EMS Curation, MuzeuMM Gallery, Los Angeles, California. 2015 Without Dialogue, Garboushian Gallery, Beverly Hills, California; Divergent Voices, Loft at Liz’s, Los Angeles, California; Nude Survey One - an EMS Curation, Jamie Brooks Fine Art Gallery, Costa Mesa, California. 2014 Collective Conclusion, I-5 Gallery, The Brewery, Los Angeles, California; Habitual, Gallery 825, Los Angeles, California. 2013 What Do You Worship, Lenny Kravitz, and Church Boutique, West Hollywood, California; Reaction 1019 and 5790 projects, Beacon Arts Building, Inglewood, California. 2011 Look Up: Solo Exhibition, Salvation Army Art Gallery, Los Angeles, California. 2009 Women Growing Wings, Artist’s Union Gallery, Ventura, California. 1998 Without Rest, Senior Thesis Exhibition, Eugene Johnson Art Gallery, St. Paul, Minnesota. EDUCATION 2010 Art Center at Night Public Programs, Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, California. 1999 Bachelor of Arts: Art Education, Bethel University, Emphasis: Studio Arts - Sculpture, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Sculptor Edoardo Tresoldi is known for crafting stunningly life-like figures with sheets of wire mesh. Using these same skills, the artist has created
Image 10 of 14 from gallery of Etherea, Edoardo Tresoldi’s Wire Mesh Installation for Coachella 2018, Arrives in Rome. Photograph by Roberto Conte
They say the artist’s eye sees what others cannot see and this is really proven by the many examples of art that are dotted around the world. It is indeed astonishing to see bits of material like clay, metal, stone, and wood show themselves in a different avatar to the artist’s eyes than when we (by that we mean non-artists) see them. You can see what we mean by this when you look at the extraordinary line and wire sculptures that so charmingly dot this article. Where most people see bits of wire and line, the artist has seen art that almost seems to come alive. There is a sense of energy and movement in these bits of metal that almost make you wait with bated breath to see the work of art come to life and take off or do something that assures that it is alive. There is much to be admired about sculptures whether it is basic wire sculptures or astonishingly life-like figurative sculptures and this can literally leave you gasping for breath at the skill, imagination and talent that has gone into the making of such art.
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