Nylon zip-ties are the main components of Elisabeth Picard’s complex sculptural forms. She works from Montreal. See Blogroll for a link.

December 6, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

Constructions – zip-ties, glass, painted steel & neon / Flot & Flot detail – zip-ties, glass, painted steel & neon / The Waitomo Cave installation performed for the 2016 BNSC […]

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Layered acrylic & light: the holographic effect of Canadian, David Spriggs’ art. His recent & some older pieces are here. See Blogroll for a link.

September 9, 2015by Decanter Leave a comment

All text has been taken from David Spriggs’ site / David Spriggs – Regisole from David Spriggs on Vimeo. Regisole – Sun King. 2015. 3D installation artwork, acrylic spray paint […]

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Wang Jin’s Beijing Opera robes or ‘high tech rubbish’, woven from clear polyvinyl chloride (PVC), made in the late 1990’s & only part of his overall work. See Blogroll for a link (under WJ) to the Friedman Benda Gallery.

January 14, 2015by Decanter 1 Comment

(In discussing Wang Jin’s robes) “…he feels plastic can represent perfectly contemporary society. It is a consumer product and omnipresent in developing countries. The artist calls it high tech rubbish “Reproducing […]

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Nylon zip-ties are the main components of Elisabeth Picard’s complex sculptural forms. She works from Montreal. See Blogroll for a link.

Layered acrylic & light: the holographic effect of Canadian, David Spriggs’ art. His recent & some older pieces are here. See Blogroll for a link.

Wang Jin’s Beijing Opera robes or ‘high tech rubbish’, woven from clear polyvinyl chloride (PVC), made in the late 1990’s & only part of his overall work. See Blogroll for a link (under WJ) to the Friedman Benda Gallery.