..sculptureblog..

sculptures, installations, architecture; tangible, touchable art

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MyeongBeom Kim Untitled, 2003

[itscontemporary]

David Bachelor - Brick Lane Remix (2003)

Steel shelving units, found lightboxes, acrylic sheet, vinyl, fluorescent light, plugboards, cable Dimensions variable

[hifas]

Green/Blue Horizontal (2005) by Sandy Smith

[neo-japanesque]

URB

Melting tights

[aqqindex]

Kueng Caputo, Sand Chair, 2012

[gardenoflions]

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[owls-love-tea]

Nicole Andrijevic & Tanya Schultz - Sweet, Sweet Galaxy (2011) - sugar, pigment, polystyrene, wax, modeling clay, paper, plastic, found objects, wire, beads, glitter, and sound

[funkystarfishy]

LED lights by Great Mushrooming

[rhizomedotorg]

“Faramawy’s video also deals in abstract space, but is closer to that of the looping world of desktop screensavers. On each screen animated footage cycles through images of crystal formations, glitched imagery, organic shapes and rippling water oscillate against flat washes of too perfect digital color. Again there is a disconcerting air, but this time it comes from the banality of the desktop loop, and the planeless territory of a post-human digital expanse.” - Morgan Quaintance’s review of Chimera Q.T.E. at Cell Project Space, London

[myedol]

Vortex Water Sculpture: Charybdis by William Pye

[artasexperiencepoints-deactivat]

Vincent Fecteau

[moon83]

Sparkle palace cocktail table by John Foster

Portfolio // Tumblr

[sleaterkittey-blog]

moss cloud sculpture collage (by UTBK)

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Roger Hiorns - Seizure (2009)

“…Commissioned to transform a council block in South London by pumping 20 gallons of copper sulphate solution into the council flat to create a strangely beautiful and somewhat menacing crystalline growth on the walls, floor, ceiling and bath of this abandoned dwelling.”

[hifas]

Your Watercolour Machine (2009) by Olafur Eliasson

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[just-art]

In Medias Res by Teja Ream

In medias res, translates from Latin as “in the middle of things”, a literary device used to suggest a crucial point where transformation is made. 

[editorialsilove]

“Constructed Reality”

by Madame Peripetie