Commissioned by the City of Sydney, LIGHT INTERSECTIONS II inserts beams of light through the facade of a late 19th century Victorian terrace home. Appearing to puncture the building across two perspective planes, the lines of light are drawn from the building's perspective lines, abstracted and inserted back into the architecture. The series explores the hand-drawn line in the landscape. In particular, perspective lines and their relationship to art and architecture as a way of understanding, interpreting and affecting landscape.
Showing posts with label Sydney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sydney. Show all posts
Monday, July 19, 2021
BEAUTY: Installation--Ian Strange
Ian Strange uses light to interrupt reality. His most recent iteration of Light Intersection just closed in Sydney, Australia. The artist says:
Commissioned by the City of Sydney, LIGHT INTERSECTIONS II inserts beams of light through the facade of a late 19th century Victorian terrace home. Appearing to puncture the building across two perspective planes, the lines of light are drawn from the building's perspective lines, abstracted and inserted back into the architecture. The series explores the hand-drawn line in the landscape. In particular, perspective lines and their relationship to art and architecture as a way of understanding, interpreting and affecting landscape.
https://ianstrange.com/
Commissioned by the City of Sydney, LIGHT INTERSECTIONS II inserts beams of light through the facade of a late 19th century Victorian terrace home. Appearing to puncture the building across two perspective planes, the lines of light are drawn from the building's perspective lines, abstracted and inserted back into the architecture. The series explores the hand-drawn line in the landscape. In particular, perspective lines and their relationship to art and architecture as a way of understanding, interpreting and affecting landscape.
Friday, July 21, 2017
BEAUTY: Ceramics--Niharika Hukku
Just look at these gorgeous ceramic pieces by Australian artist and ceramicist Niharika Hukku. She works in watercolor and translates that medium to glazed pieces portraying clouds, the moon, landscapes, and birds, fish, and natural objects...
http://www.niharikahukku.com/
http://www.niharikahukku.com/
Labels:
art,
Australia,
beauty: ceramics,
birds,
ceramic,
ceramicist,
clouds,
fish,
moon,
nature,
Niharika Hukku,
porcelain,
sky,
streetscape,
Sydney,
vase,
Vessel,
watercolor
Saturday, July 13, 2013
BEAUTY: Interior--Brett Mickan
Sydney interior designer Brett Mickan has a way with what he calls "Vintage Vernacular." This home blends mid-century and antique pieces in a light, breezy style. Bright, engaging, casual, inviting.
http://bmid.com.au/
http://bmid.com.au/
Labels:
Australia,
beauty: interiors,
Brett Mickan,
home,
interior,
interior design,
interior designer,
Sydney
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