PYTR 75

woensdag 19 augustus 2009

City Dust / Dresden

Jeroen Kramer - City Dust / Dresden

http://www.city-dust.com/

Dessins 18x24cm

Bertrand Segers - Gloshmol - Maison Pont Levis (18x24cm)

Bertrand Segers - Gloshmol - Maison En Abîme (18x24cm)

Bertrand Segers - Gloshmol - Maison Eglise (18x24cm)

http://www.gloshmol.com/dessins-18x24/dessins-18x24.html

dinsdag 18 augustus 2009

Olivier Metzger

Olivier Metzger (°1973, France)

http://www.oliviermetzger.com/

maandag 17 augustus 2009

Industrial Landscape(ing)

J Bebbett Fitts - Single Sapling

J Bebbett Fitts - Symmetrical Trees

J Bebbett Fitts - Two trees

"Fitts conceived of these works as a response to Lewis Baltz’ striking 1970’s series of photographs of Irvine warehouses. Fitts expands on the theme of the strangely manicured, isolated space; manufactured environments that seem to quantify the human experience of literal space and how it is utilized as an oddly dissociative landscape where all trace of human interaction is missing. Instead what we find in these images are representations of the natural world codified and contained within the corporate agenda.
These buildings seem to have been designed for the 'low impact visual experience', meaning their appearance is deliberately innocuous. The landscape also reflects this same sense of disconnection and manicured precision as lone trees punctuate the otherwise bland surroundings. Lone trees appear almost as afterthoughts, isolated representations of nature thrown in for good measure." (txt: kopeikin gallery)

http://www.jbennettfitts.com/

Rinus Roelof

Rinus Roelof - Slide-together structure - 6 elements

Rinus Roelof - Non-flat tilings with flat tiles (2009)

Rinus Roelof - Connected Holes (2008)

"Rinus Roelofs was born in 1954. After studying Applied Mathemathics at the Technical University of Enschede, he took a degree from the Enschede Art Academy with a specialization in sculpture. His commissions come largely from municipalities, institutions and companies in the Netherlands, but his work has been exhibited further afield, including in Rome as part of the Escher Centennial celebrations in 1998."

www.rinusroelofs.nl