Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Grinning Coyote carved wood mask by Jason Tennant
The Suspense by Chen Wenling
[via Sweet Station]
Tim Noble and Sue Webster take ordinary objects - like rubbish - to make sculptures which really don’t look like anything. The magic happens when they point a light at them and project the shadows onto the walls. The process of transformations, from trash to recognisable forms, echoes the idea of perceptual psychology - a form of evaluation used for psychological patients. Noble and Webster have repeatedly played with the idea of how humans perceive abstract images and define them with a meaning. The result is surprisingly powerful, redefining how abstract forms can transform into figurative ones.
Click through on the image for a link to their website.
Damien Hirst unveils new work, Legend, at Chatsworth House
Choi Xooang
DEV KEDİLER İSTANBUL SOKAKLARINDA
Dünyaca meşhur kukla ve animasyon sanatçısı Roger Titley iKedi Projesi için İstanbul’da ve İstanbullular için 3 dev kedi ve 4000 sokak hayvanı tasarlıyor. Ekim ayı boyunca İstanbul sokaklarında dolaşacak dev kediler sizleri sokak atölyelerinde Roger Titley’nin tasarladığı kedi/köpek/martı/yunus kuklalarını yapmaya davet edecek.
The Waiting Hand, a manually-operated automaton sculpture created by automatonman
[via Technabob]
(click the image to see a video of “The Waiting Hand” in action)
By Anna-Wili Highfield, these sculptures are all made from torn paper strips and coloured/painted sections carefully selected to match the animals colourings. I really love the panda, it’s just so simple and beautiful and the really rough little knots from the stitches holding it all together make it even better.
Pierre Matter
http://pierrematter.com/
Mozart Guerra.
Mikael Alacoque.
Takeshi Kawano.
Sculpture by Osamu Watanabe