The second TransNatural event will be opening on March 4. I am really drawn to this exhibit because it mixes art and technology in a very compelling way to make statements and ask questions about the biochemical world we live in today and what the future will be.
Ethan Greenbaum explores structure and texture in his recent work.
Gabriel Dawe’s plexus series is amazing. He uses intricate strands of thread to create massive, colorful sculptural installations.
As the year comes to an end, I, like many, tend to reflect on the last year. One thing I enjoy is looking back to see what posts readers of Today in Art like most. The best way I have of doing this today is by looking at the most visited posts.
Leonardo Drew unifies seemingly random, ordinary objects into large scale sculptural installations. These objects reference and reflect Drew’s own history and background.
350 Earth is in full swing and images of art installations are being published daily. The collection so far is amazing and each piece includes assistance from local participants.
Tears of the Moon
NATSU creates beautiful sculptural installations. These works are constructed from many elaborate and complex lines of beaded wire, sequins and other various materials.
untitled - sugar, shopping cart approx. 102 x 545 x 485 cm
I really enjoy the minimal approach Thomas Rentmeister uses in his artwork. Rentmeister “over uses” a particular item, allowing the mass quantity of his chosen material, become the main voice of the artwork.
bim - carpet, 80 square meters
Heike Weber’s work is all about the line. Whether using marker, silicone, paper or carpet, Weber creates amazingly complex compositions.
