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Thierry Mandon – Suspended Domestic Scenes within Severed Buildings
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Thierry Mandon – Suspended Domestic Scenes within Severed Buildings
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Ian Davenport, ‘Poured Staircase,’ 2022,
Part of ‘CRAZY – Madness In Contemporary Art,’ at Chiostro del Bramante, Roma, Italy.
“Undulating Beauty” (2018), black cable ties, 21 x 7.5 x 2.5 fee.
Interlocking Cable Ties Form Undulating Water and Biomorphic Sculptures by Sui Park
Artist Sui Park (previously) zips together simple nylon cable ties to create sprawling biomorphic sculptures and site-specific installations that resemble heaving nighttime seas, prickly moss, and vibrant amorphous creatures. Park, who was born in Seoul and currently lives in New York, started hand-dying the uniform fasteners a few years ago to deepen the contrast between the mass-produced material and her spiky organic masses.
Detail of “Undulating Beauty” (2018), black cable ties, 21 x 7.5 x 2.5 feet
Adam Brent. Hyper Prismatic Mesh, 2018.
Poly Lactic Acid, acrylic paint.
Navid Nuur. Thresholder (as pillar IV), 2007-2013.
floral foam blocks
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James Turrell. QAGOMA Installation, 2018.
lighting, mixed media
Augusta Serapinas. The Occupier, 2018.
mixed media and found objects
Fabien Mérelle. Pentateuque, 2018.