Tag: contemporary art

Aldo Tolino is an Austrian artist and philosopher. He is currently working on a book project “interferenz”, which evolves around the topics paper, folding, image, object, sculpture, texture and recursion. His technique consists of turning photographs into sculptures and back...

Onion Skin is a new immersive installation by Olivier Ratsi, an artist on the ANTIVJ visual label. The first stage in the Echolyse project, which will give birth to several variations around the same concept, Onion Skin is made up...

One of Us | Origami portraits by Giacomo Favilla and Francesca Lombardi. “They are like one of us. Or rather, we aspire to be like them.” The project  will be presented as an exhibition, along with more work from the...

Another amazing artwork by japanese artist Kumi Yamashita (previous works). After Origami shadows and Letters Shadows now she presents us Veil a magical new shadow figure using just light and fabric. It’s a temporary installation on view until December 1...

Interesting project by paris-based contemporary artist Anne-Catherine Becker-Echivard that consist in a series of works titled  Les Temps Modernes ( translation is  ”Modern Times”) where she plays with food and a real world. In this series she presents the fish...

In just a few years, italian artist Gehard Demetz has risen to international prominence by applying his incredible craftsmanship as a traditional woodcarver to subjects that are new and appealing to contemporary viewers. His sculptures of children are at the...

The gentle drumming sound of rainfall is one that many of us find soothing, but it is a natural phenomena that we can only experience at a safe distance without suffering the consequence of being drenched. With their one-of-a-kind installation,...

In the series “Porcelain Figurines“, the German photographer Martin Klimas – specializing in high speed photography – porcelain statuettes depicts the exact moment, touching the ground, fall apart. Thanks to a sound trigger, a sound-activated device that releases the shutter...

Robert Longo might be best known for his iconic charcoal drawings of business men contorting and flailing  but a quick trip to his site will remind you that he’s had a long career creating intense large format drawings that are...

Do you remember Andrew Myers screws portraits? He has recently created a 4 foot by 4 foot sculpture of a men’s dress shirt out of 6,500 screws. He says: “For me, I consider this a traditional sculpture and all my...