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Found objects. Rick Farrell.
Bird with pool ball head , found objects sculpture my work
Design Problem: Take an existing 3D object + give it a new identity or message by resurfacing the form with other smaller materials. 3D O...
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Small sculptures made from scraps by Lydia Ricci.
London-based artist Nancy Fouts creates unusual sculptures, adding humour to everyday objects and giving them a whole new meaning. via Pokkisam Nancy Fouts’ website
Platform for the communication of the international art jewellery and contemporary crafts. Pforzheim Goldsmith and Watchmaking School
Let's be honest for a second: The internet is wonderful. It's a fantastic platform for research, and it enables creatives all over the globe to gather inspiration. It allows for artists and designers to see what exists, what's missing, and to create accordingly. It's hard to imagine a world without it. But what if you were a young artist trying to make it in 1960s Australia? Where did one find insight and inspiration? If you were artist Peter D. Cole, you probably looked to your art-history textbooks and the latest imported magazines from that hotbed of modernism, New York. Perusing his work, you begin to see patterns, and his influences become ever more apparent. There's the very basic color palette of fire-engine reds, cool sky blues, and bright sun yellows, reminiscent of a Mondrian palette. There's the tilted shapes, which could be a nod to the fathers of abstraction, the Russian Suprematists. Further still, you begin to see a pattern of grids and cubes, an obvious allusion to Sol LeWitt, one of the most famous artists practicing when Cole graduated in 1968. Mobiles similar to Calder's, colorful forms attached by thin black lines reminiscent of Miró — we could go on but we'll stop ourselves there. It's through this weird, sometimes obvious amalgamation of influences that Cole is able to create original, inspired work that's evocative yet far enough removed to be his own style.
Terry Border is a sculptor who uses wire and household objects to make whimsical, funny and emotional little sculptures that entertain the hell out of me. His blog notes that…
With a creative eye and a little bit imagination a, what seems to be, dull and casual environment can become cool and whimsical. And if someone ever called you out for seeing a happy electrical socket or a sad faucet, remember that you are not out of step with the real world - you just have a wild imagination that helps you capture the fun around you! A French artist Gilbert Legrand not only sees what's invisible to others but uses his illustrating and sculpting talents to help them open their minds to the fun. Legrand gives bland everyday objects a more interesting and eye-pleasing appearance by turning them into charming character sculptures.
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Self-taught artist Rondle West divides his time between Cincinnati and Palm Springs. His work consists of found references to cartoons, science fiction, and technology, all assembled into mix-media vignettes that are then painted a single color. The results are playful yet eerie, fusing elements of pop culture in a way that suggests critique but does…
Highlight a documentary titled "Membra Disjecta: Gonzalo Fonseca and the Heart of Stone", a new biographical film by Michael Gregory on sculptor Gonzalo Fonseca, the trailer can be seen here.
