Robert Janson is a Swedish architecture student with a wide and varied artistic eye. His plastic bag sculptures are merely a peck into his creative mind. The project was set at Lund Technical College in Sweden. He and his group decided that recycled plastic bags would be perfect to create the delicate, geometric, organic images they envisioned. Continue Reading →
This Lounge continues the designer’s exploration of sculpture as a functional object. The massive wooden supports of the classic roller coaster provided the inspiration for the Adna Chaise. The challenge was finding a seat that compliments its complex interwoven base. The solution is an elegant sculptural form cradled in the chaos of Adna’s irregular supports.
Dixon’s sculpture is a giant, playful wind chime. With the aid of assistants, the kinetic sculpture was constructed on site over the course of an entire month. A rustic red wooden bridge hangs between two high points over a deep ravine, surrounded by rich foliage. Below, Dixon has dangled oversized chimes of varying sizes. Made from gold anondized aluminum, the bevel cut pipes hang in formation, coming to a point in the center, which almost touches the ground below.
Dixon plays with the fusion of music and interaction as a means for humans to interact with one and another and to play. The sculpture has gained much attention, including being one of subject a Danish documentary about ” Sculpture by the Sea”.
The Sculpture was made using a wire base frame and built up from hardened textiles and finished with three layers of different varnish. Well able to stay outside all year round. The welded base is firmly incorporated into the wire frame and has been finished with a rustproofing base paint and finished with another rustproofing paint in a matching grey. The base is ready drilled with four holes so it can be screwed down onto a stone base stand.
This is a wonderfully colorful original made to order sculptural wall artwork comprised of 36 colorful wooden blocks. Each wood block upcycled or recycled, is first hand-cut and sanded. This particular wood was from builder leftover/scrap materials – and is actually very high quality wood. After the blocks are cut and prepared, each block was painted with a beautiful, rich blend of colors going from dark to light variations of Red, Yellow, Green, and Blue. A special technique for creating a thick high gloss lacquer coating was used, making a remarkable and unique finish.
A one-of-a kind piece, Humpty’s eggy self is hand sculpted out of paper clay over paper mache without the use of any molds. His arms are made of painted cloth that has been sanded and stained, giving it a texture like old leather. His legs and feet are sculpted over wood. His arms are button jointed, allowing them to be posed. He is entirely hand-painted, from the top of his bald head to the tips of his wee little shoes.
$ 160
Here they are, sculptures made of pencils! The most unusual sculptures.
Artist Jennifer Maestre makes these unreal accessories of usual pencils. She saws off parts of the pencils, makes holes in them and sews them together. The pencils are colored already so she doesn’t need to paint them. The sculptures arise different emotions in us but, first of all, it’s excitement. They remind of some plants, animals or flowers from some other planet – kind of a centipede or turtle. Such an accessory would look great in a study, library or in some public place.
Made with clay and old book cut and folded. The Thinker as a reflection of the contemplation of new knowledge.
$95
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