Rewilding and Conservation: Kendra Haste’s Wire Animals
byHer sculptures balance strength and fragility—rigid materials capture dynamic life, symbolizing the tension between human intervention and natural recovery.
Her sculptures balance strength and fragility—rigid materials capture dynamic life, symbolizing the tension between human intervention and natural recovery.
All critique human-centric views but differ in approach: Alfredo’s suspense, Grizi’s cultural focus, Brecevic’s environmental urgency, and Nelson’s absurd realism.
The Boston-based artist tends to cluster the individual pieces into larger works, creating sprawling reefs and diverse ecosystems brimming with color and texture.
Now Submit Your Works, eight studios allow to welcome nearly thirty artists per cultural season, in a preserved environment, conducive to experimentation and dialogue.
The show explores the meaning of the human body in the post-industrial age. An age ‘in which physical presence is losing its’ centrality or is even completely superfluous.’
From prickly iguanas to glowing sea creatures it seems no life form is too difficult for Matsumoto to faithfully interpret using nothing but balloons.
Polish artist Marta Klonowska continues her unique sculptural technique of using thousands of shards of glass to form colorful animals.
You can’t image that the artist just forms seemingly spare geometric shapes in windows and on on white panels, which come to life with streaks of color when hit with sunlight.
Edoardo Tresoldi is an Italian sculptor, makes near-transparent sculptures using wire mesh, and often positions them in public places.
Land artist Michael Grab creates astonishing towers and orbs of balanced rocks using little more than patience and an astonishing sense of balance.