It’s mind blowing to see what artist Lisa Kellner is able to do with silk organza, thread, and various pigments. Her immense sculptures take the shape of varicolored cell structures and organ-like forms . . . and look…
When I first saw Lisa Kellner's work, I could not take my eyes off of it. These images are undoubtedly beautiful, but evoke an unsettlin...
A multi-media show entitled: Exintrinsic is @ Gallery 5 in Richmond, VA!
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Abstract landscape art by American artist Lisa Kellner.
Abstract landscape art by American artist Lisa Kellner.
Lisa Kellner: At Summer's Full (2010) Silk, pigment, paint, bleach, thread, and tacks, wood, acrylic, silicone.Lisa Kellner: Inner Urban Sanctum (2008) Silk, pigment, paint, thread, bleach, flax, raw mohair, raw silk, clay,
visual artist best known for her photographic and sculptural works dealing with the subtle representation of tortured houseplants.
Fine art in Michigan, abstract landscapes, acrylic paintings, textures, birds environment
Georges Kellner Un carrossier à la production très éclectique Cet article du 20 Septembre 2009 est, pour des raisons techniques, réédité et remis à jour . Gouache des années 1870 archives familiales Paget. Georges Kellner, est né le 26 Février 1831 à...
An interview with G.G. Kellner, author of Hope, A History of the Future
Geht doch: Ein Kellnergeldbeutel mit richtig vielen Fächern ist gar nicht so schwer zu nähen. Ich habe den Schnitt etwas modifiziert: Tei...
Birds — Justin Kellner
Wer danach greift, vor dessen Auge löst es sich buchstäblich in Luft auf - die Faszination des Blattgoldes liegt nicht zuletzt in seiner unvergleichlichen Fragilität.
How can you show in a personal, interesting and amazing point of view the worlds' famous monuments? Ask to the German photographer Thomas Kellner. Some of his works below, from his "Monuments" serie.
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La Friedrich-Hundt-Gesellschaft présente l’exposition «Musée noir et blanc» de Thomas Kellner à Münster. Des photos argentiques réalisées par Kellner entre 1997 et 2005 seront exposés.…
Froehliche Ostern
London, Tower Bridge, 2001 Photograph (c) Thomas Kellner /All Rights Reserved (click to enlarge these images) Budapest Parliament, 2006 Photograph (c) Thomas Kellner /All Rights Reserved Monaco, Royal Palace, 2006 Photograph (c) Thomas Kellner /All Rights Reserved Beijing, Great Wall of Mutianyu 1, 2006 Photograph (c) Thomas Kellner /All Rights Reserved "Each photographic work is made up of horizontally placed film strips of up to 1,269 individual pictures. Every single one of these smaller images was taken with the camera from a slightly shifted perspective and subsequently combined into an overall picture, creating an entirely new image." "To approach something like The Great Wall of China is much more complicated than it looks. Once you reach one of the accessible parts of The Wall, you have to walk, climb, and tumble up and down the path on top of the Wall and the many stairs that have been polished by the feet of thousands and thousands of soldiers, and later by millions of tourists. You have to get away from the mass tourism to find a place of silence. In the way that I work, it is not possible to photograph more than just a little piece out of the thousands of miles of this wall. It takes hours to expose 25 roles of 36-exposure film, or 900 shots, to be finished before the sunset, smog and fog enter the frame. In this image, I started with sunshine in the bottom of the image and ended with less sun towards the top."–Thomas Kellner German born artist/photographer, Thomas Kellner, creates large scale images that combine photography, collage and moving pictures. His final images are contact prints of the films he shoots—the more film, the larger the final image. If he shoots one film, the size is 20cmx24cm; if he shoots 36 films, the print is 100cmx120cm. Read more here Thomas Kellner Website
