Tag: wire

The WW chair Colour Series is a colourful interpretation of Alejandro Villarreal‘s WW chair. This one has been created in collaboration with HAYCHE and Brighton-based branding agency Studio Makgill. WW Armchair Colour Series by Hayche demonstrates a bold experimentation with...

As part of a royal event in Abu Dhabi, Italian artist Edoardo Tresoldi was tasked with the creation of an immense environment of architectural elements built from wire. The installation was designed and built over a period of 3 months in collaboration...

Artist Spends 1000s Of Hours Crocheting Wire Into Anatomically Correct Heart Anne Mondro is putting the art in heart with these amazing anatomically correct hearts. She makes them by crocheting tinned copper wire and we’re sure you’ll agree that the...

This shelving unit is a playful and somewhat minimalist take on famous Italian designer Ettore Sottsass’s iconic Carlton Bookshelf. It’s the work of Mexican artist and designer Edgar Orlaineta and brings Sottsass’s original piece bang up to date. What do...

Most computer peripherals used today are connected by cables. These cables are difficult to place in an orderly manner and tend to entwine with one another. The weight of the cables forces the lines to fall to the ground. The...

Impressive abstract art made out of coloured wires by Turkish artist Gülay Semercioğlu. “Tenterhooks were used as far back as the fourteenth century in the process of making woollen cloth. After the cloth was woven it still contained oil from...

Amazing works by Korean-based artist  Park Seung Mo. This artist offers to play in his work on reality and illusion, using materials like chicken wire or wire mesh to compose beautiful faces. Park held his first solo exhibition at Artside...

“It may even be that our roman alphabet had not one, but many beginnings, many centers, all culminating in one entity more or less composite. It is the history of all languages, however widely they now differ, to refer themselves...

Woman Cable “Connected” is a life-size self portrait sculpture created by artist Kasey McMahon.  It’s made entirely of CAT5 ethernet cables and other kinds of wire wrapped around a steel frame. See the sculpture from different perspectives in the gallery below....