Archive for November 2016
Image I Liked. Author Unknown.
Introduction to writing.
In my proposal I stated that I was going to make mirror etchings with dark themes such as horror mystery, folklore and the unknown. Creating horror with mirrors, photography and reflective surfaces. How a 2 dimension image works in a illusionary 3 dimension space ? I was going to create series of etched mirrors/reflective surfaces,…
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In order to enter the exhibition I must go through a mixed media installation. A video of a forest in gray scale is projected on to walls and the slim, white, wooden or plastic sticks that block the room and create a path. The floor is glossy and black. I enjoyed the journey, yet it…
Read MoreImage I liked. Author Unknown.
Image I Liked. Author Unknown.
I found this image on Tumblr, but i was unable to track the source. This may be an installation or a protective piece of film used for some purpose, or possibly this image has been altered in photoshop. This wall,curtain,barrier creates a light distortion and looks like water.
Read MoreNatasha Peel. Artist Research.
https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Sculpture-Untitled-Fa-ade/290870/167549/view
Read MoreNatasha Peel. Artist Research.
https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Sculpture-Pushing-It/290870/167553/view Sculpture: Plastic Heat treated plastic, trolley. Keywords: plastic, red, trolley, melt, neon Associations: Red,transparent,film,cover,solid,fabric,transparent,clear,glossy,thermoformed,passion, table cloth,fabric,neon colors,
Read MoreNatasha Peel. Artist Research.
https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Sculpture-The-Associate-foreground/290870/1832535/view As much as i love this work purely for the shape and the material , I have a problem with linking it to any specific subjects, unless the name hints towards it. But i guess that’s what happens with abstraction. I must say, i never thought i would embrace my love for abstraction. For…
Read MoreImage I Liked. NATASHA PEEL – The World’s Local Nomad 2012 .
http://www.saatchigallery.com/artists/natasha_peel.htm Natasha Peel The World’s Local Nomad 2012 Heat-treated Perspex and vinyl-covered plinth 150 x 130 x 100 cm I am interested in the combination of these 2 shapes,something amorphous and a defined shape. Bent plastic and a cube (plinth) …liquid modernity’ – the fluid and amorphous condition of contemporary society, as opposed to the…
Read MoreMy work space this year.
My space seems smaller than last year.
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