Demitridi

Demitridi

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Ireland / Happiness can be found in the darkest of times, if one remembers to turn on the light ⚡
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Collage Markers, 2015 Rocio Montoya www.rociomontoya.com via @fubiz for #composition #motion
Mauren Brodbeck.
Florence
Résultat de recherche d'images pour "livres d'artistes"
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Julie Sarloutte, embroidery portrait.
ROSANNA // multiple fake ID's Tu belleza exterior recrea el fuego de tu espíritu, esa llama nadie te la puede quitar
Markers, collage and spray paint on cardboard.
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Beautiful Butterfly Installation - Taegan Roberts
Artist Lee Borthwick installs mirrors in nature to offer a sense of peace and self-reflection.
'The Life and Death of a Relationship' Sue Law. 2007. This life sized bed has the impressions from a pair of lovers sleeping together. This is one stage of 10 different pieces showing the stages of a relationship from the positions of the lovers in bed. Plaster, Blankets, Sheets, Wood.
Cheryl Pope - Up Against, 2010. Working in the mediums of sculpture, video, installation, assemblage, drawing, and performance, Cheryl Pope addresses issues of connectivity and identity that inform the way in which we live our lives today.
Jason Rhoades at Institute of Contemporary Art
Definitely an interesting take on sculpture. #ingenious This section of a tree has been cut 'apart' but has been placed 'together' in jars and positioned insuch away we can still see what it would have originally looked like.
I'm not realistically suggesting we do something like this, but I love the way they have utilised the depth of the window space when hanging things. We have assumed that we want to display large images of faces, however we could consider smaller images, displayed with more fluidity.