tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-76171391257553417742011-12-11T02:07:44.415+08:00tracing paper*jenlaaahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/04850533200136549639noreply@blogger.comBlogger21100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7617139125755341774.post-4945168843502440402009-10-01T12:33:00.003+08:002011-12-11T00:52:11.713+08:00Visual Digest (2): swimming into a light boxWhat can light, water, and box create when they combine together? A light box that sits on a pool of water! It sounds simple and may not seem impressive, but when we look at James Turrell's skyspaces we would understand better what "less is more" means.
James Turrell. Stone Sky. 2007. Located at Stonescape, Napa Valley.
Turrell (born in Los Angelos, 1943) has been creating skyspaces, jenlaaahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/04850533200136549639noreply@blogger.com3tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7617139125755341774.post-73532405051860225472009-08-31T19:07:00.006+08:002011-12-11T00:51:38.202+08:00Visual Digest (1)As I was flipping through some old art magazines, I learned about the work of the following artists:
1) Susan Weil (born in New York, 1930)
Blue Sky Silver Ginko. 2007. Blue Print. 73.5 x 58.5". Image taken from Sundaram Tagore Gallery.
Many of her paintings are excellent plays on space, dimension, and continuity. If you would like to see more of her work, click here.
2) Marcel Wanders (jenlaaahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/04850533200136549639noreply@blogger.com2