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Best of National GeographicFavorites picked by National...
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Contemporary Art from John WentzJohn Wentz is a contemporary...
Contemporary Art from John Wentz
John Wentz is a contemporary painter from Alameda, CA.His work teases figures out of colors and shapes. He seems to working on our isolation in society in some of his work. You can see more of his work on Instagram.
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Peter Bynum: Illuminated Paintings on Glass Using acrylic, the...
Peter Bynum: Illuminated Paintings on Glass
Using acrylic, the artist paints on sheets of tempered glass and layers them together to create the final image. Experimentation led him to the discovery that transformed his work. “One day I held a glass painting up to the light and saw that when the light suffused the paint it illuminated something hidden,” he says.
Bynum says that, as an idea, painting on glass tends to raise an inherent bias in the “crafty” vein, despite seeing that “glass makes sense for painting, as it breaks away from the tradition of light hitting painting on an opaque surface. Light has always been depicted in painting but never used as an element in the painting itself. By having a life behind the paint you double the amount of light available to the painting. So light almost lets you see inside the paint - it illuminates.”
Peter Bynum lives and works in New York.
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Optic fiber Art by Astrid KroghAstrid Krogh works mainly with...
Optic fiber Art by Astrid Krogh
Optic fiber Art by Astrid Krogh
Optic fiber Art by Astrid Krogh
Optic fiber Art by Astrid Krogh
Optic fiber Art by Astrid Krogh
Optic fiber Art by Astrid Krogh
Optic fiber Art by Astrid Krogh
Optic fiber Art by Astrid Krogh
Optic fiber Art by Astrid Krogh
Astrid Krogh works mainly with textile and light in an intriguing interplay with patterns, ornamentation and textile craftsmanship. Usually, she works on a large scale that gives the patterns and the light a physical presence. She strives to challenge and apply new materials and technologies in her field, and her works usually contain an element of change or subtle surprise. Natural phenomena, light and the inherent change in all living things over time are recurring features in her work.
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