elmgreen & dragset: han public sculpture in elsinore, denmark installed

Sculpture by Chie Aoki

Motohiko ODANI - Phantom Limb

(Installation view: Mori Art Museum 2010/11/27-2011/2/27)

Sculptures by Tip Toland 

• Jester Series “Mum” (Stoneware, Paint, Pastel 29 x 32 x 20 inches)
• Jester Series “Yep” (Stoneware, Paint, Charcoal, Pastel 31 x 31 x 20 inches)
• Jester Series “Surely” (Stoneware, Paint, Pastel 27 x 31 x 18 inches)

Sculptures by Mark Jenkins

Flexible honeycomb paper sculptures by Li hongbo - “flexible woman”

Beijing-based artist and designer li hongbo manipulates sheets of brown paper into sensuous three-dimensional sculptures.

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Sculptor Kim YoungWon

article ’…. ki-kong meditation : There is an unseen flow within and without body which reflects the activity of our mind. In Eastern philosophy, it is called ‘ki’. The word ‘kong’ means ‘practice’. If your mind concentrate strongly on your body, you can see, feel, read and control streams of ‘ki’. The purpose of ki-kong meditation is to see the activity of the mind as it is.’ 

Loop.pH - Metabolic Media

Metabolic Media for Nobel Textiles | London Design Festival 2008

Presented at the ICA and Saint James’ Park  (14-21 September 2008)

Design Science collaboration

“What do you get when you pair a scientific researcher with a textile designer? Designers fundamentally shape the way we live, while scientists pervade the very fabric of our lives. Nobel textiles involves a journey into the interface between science and design, a dialogue between leading researchers in both fields.”

Giant Tree Made of 80 Different Types of Fabric

Standing 18 meters (or 46 feet) tall, is an awesome new tree sculpture made of 80 different types of fabric. The Baobab Tree, created by Pirate Technics, was inspired by Africa’s baobab tree, which is the oldest living specimen in Africa and has long been a symbol for community. Rings about 16 feet wide were used to build the tree before it was wrapped with fabric. It sits outside the Southbank Centre in London, England.

“During the summer, thousands of people will gather in London and visitors from across the globe will be stepping closer to one another,” said Creative Director Beatrix Eden of Pirate Technics.

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A site-specific sculpture by Federico Diaz

A lot of different media are used by the artist such as: prints, video and digital drawings. They lead to the making of sculptural forms made of painted plaster, polyester and wood. 

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Artist Mihoko Ogaki    ”Milky Way -Breath 02”

installation view - 2010 / FRP, LED with dimmer, wood

190.5 x 107 x 108 cm / 75 x 42 x 42.5 inch (with podium)

Artist Tony Matelli  “Old Enemy”

(New Victimsilicone, urethane foam, fiberglass, steel, hair)

shinyslingback:  Michael Beitz

A cactus made from 20,000 drawing pins by The Miha Artnak

Mauro Perucchetti

“Modern Heroes & Michelangelo 2020 A Tribute to Women”

Mauro Perucchetti brings together the Conceptual, Minimalist and Pop Art traditions in a painstakingly sculpted body of work made of resin and crystals, chrome and steel. Reliant on symbols to convey meaning, his attractive, light-hearted pieces deal out pointed political and social critique, subtly addressing some of the most pressing issues in contemporary society.