Gego (Gertrud Louise Goldschmidt (1912 – 1994)) may or may not have looked at A. G. Bell & B. Fuller’s truss-like structures or studied parametric equations, yet her art installations were unique. Born in Germany, she lived & practised in Venezuela. Images from many sources.

March 28, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

Installations / Pen, ink, watercolour drawings & lithographs / Sculpture /

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Inspiration for French sculptor, Bernard Dejonghe’s works in glass & ceramics, comes – in part – from his visits with scientists to the Sudan in search of prehistoric artifacts & phenomena like fulgurites*. See Blogroll for a link.

March 24, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

*Fulgurites: natural desert glass produced by the shock of lightning on the sand.

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Japanese artist, Naoko Serina’s ethereal, soft sculpted, fibre art. She uses thinly spun jute to skillfully create her forms. See Blogroll for a link.

March 23, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

Detail of above

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Armen Agop’s sedate, reposing, granite forms. The sculptor was born in Cairo & lives in Italy. See Blogroll for a link.

March 4, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

Sufic series / Transcontemporary series

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‘*Material, metaphor & the black body’: Mohau Modisakeng uses these tools to explore the influence of South Africa’s violent history’ with performance, film, sculpture. See Blogroll for a link.

February 27, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

*Text from Mohau Modisakeng’s website / Photographs for Ditaola / Trumpets – mild steel / Untitled (Table) 2014 Plastic sjamboks, wood / Ditaola 2015 sculpture & photographic exhibition, Brundyn + Gallery. For a […]

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The organic & fluid shapes of Daniele Papuli’s massed, cut-paper forms are the result of years of experiment. He lives in Milan. See Bogroll for a link.

February 25, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

The text has been taken from Daniele Papuli’s site / Palazzo Ducale Martina Franca, 2014 / 2014 PNA, Piccola, Launch project, Design Museum London, collective exhibition / Installation. ‘Suspension consisting of 500 cardboard. Constellation Snow: […]

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Ane Christensen, London, works in various metals, with & without patination, to produce his ‘Shredded’, ‘Dented’ & ‘Negative’ Series of bowls. See Blogroll for a link.

February 1, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

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Madrid-based, Michael Winstone’s sculptural tree-like & human-like forms are the culmination of 2D, 3D, 4D digital media. See Blogroll for a link.

January 26, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

41°40’00.0″N 0°54’30.0″W Located at the corner of, Calle Ranillas and Calle Luis de Zaragoza, Zaragoza, Spain – Bronze / 51°5’28″N 0°1’55″E – II Judas-Tree, Forest Row, UK – Resin / 51°28’55.0″N 0°17’31.1″W […]

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UK artist, Julie Brook’s immersive experience in isolated locations produces works that can shift perspectives. See Blogroll for a link & clarification.

January 22, 2016by Decanter 1 Comment

Julie Brook’s art is an engagement with landscape and resulting out of this, an art stream of her discovery of what it means to her. She has a multifaceted approach […]

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3-dimensional, flexible, fibre forms which their creator, sculptor, Sui Park, suggests should be interpreted at will. She works in South Korea & the USA. See Blogroll for a link.

January 16, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

Her Contour / Suitable / Mostly Cloudy / Bloom / S(H)ell / Cell I / Journey / Suitable II / Thought Bubbles / Wriggling

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Decanted

A selection from the fruit on the web, decanted into this blog for gulping, sipping or throwing into the sink. CLICK ON A POST FOR MORE IMAGES.

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Gego (Gertrud Louise Goldschmidt (1912 – 1994)) may or may not have looked at A. G. Bell & B. Fuller’s truss-like structures or studied parametric equations, yet her art installations were unique. Born in Germany, she lived & practised in Venezuela. Images from many sources.

Inspiration for French sculptor, Bernard Dejonghe’s works in glass & ceramics, comes – in part – from his visits with scientists to the Sudan in search of prehistoric artifacts & phenomena like fulgurites*. See Blogroll for a link.

Japanese artist, Naoko Serina’s ethereal, soft sculpted, fibre art. She uses thinly spun jute to skillfully create her forms. See Blogroll for a link.

Armen Agop’s sedate, reposing, granite forms. The sculptor was born in Cairo & lives in Italy. See Blogroll for a link.

‘*Material, metaphor & the black body’: Mohau Modisakeng uses these tools to explore the influence of South Africa’s violent history’ with performance, film, sculpture. See Blogroll for a link.

The organic & fluid shapes of Daniele Papuli’s massed, cut-paper forms are the result of years of experiment. He lives in Milan. See Bogroll for a link.

Ane Christensen, London, works in various metals, with & without patination, to produce his ‘Shredded’, ‘Dented’ & ‘Negative’ Series of bowls. See Blogroll for a link.

Madrid-based, Michael Winstone’s sculptural tree-like & human-like forms are the culmination of 2D, 3D, 4D digital media. See Blogroll for a link.

UK artist, Julie Brook’s immersive experience in isolated locations produces works that can shift perspectives. See Blogroll for a link & clarification.

3-dimensional, flexible, fibre forms which their creator, sculptor, Sui Park, suggests should be interpreted at will. She works in South Korea & the USA. See Blogroll for a link.