Apr 19, 2020
Going after one of my birds or squirrels, a hawk miscalculated its attack trajectory and nailed the patio window instead.
Here's its bodyprint on the glass. (It flew off just fine.)
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Going after one of my birds or squirrels, a hawk miscalculated its attack trajectory and nailed the patio window instead.
Here's its bodyprint on the glass. (It flew off just fine.)
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Sometimes "sketches" become keepers... Not sure what I'm gonna do with this piece but I like where its heading... Acrylic on Canvas while listening to Children of Bodom #art #painting #bodyprint #buttprint #paint #acrylic #canvas #abstract #alternativeart #bodypositive #eroticart #selfexpression #childrenofbodom
Work in progress! #katrinklugkunst #bodyprint #authenticart #emotionart #partsofpaintings #WIP #askacurator #munich #gallery #oiloncanvas #oilpaintings #worldofdrawing #instagram #art_spotlight #arts_gallery
BaKoToZe: A világ eredete (litográfia, 2016)
BaKoToZe - Origin of the world (litography 2016)
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A Miskolci Grafikai Triennálén kiállították a közös projektünket, amit BaKoToZe csoportként adtunk be, és az A világ eredete címet kapta.
"Ishtar"
Tamara Wyndham
contact body print,
acrylic and beef blood on cotton
91" x 51"
Developing ideas and images for my final 2D submission. Using the body as a material to make marks with, capturing the essence of what we recognise to be body parts, experimenting with quantity and composition to turn what we already know upside down. Connotations of entrapment, isolation, alienation, confusion and chaos. What are the words you'd use to describe a place you don't even know? something that has stuck with me since the beginning, intertwining both modules.