From ‘tools’ series
Artist: Pablo Reinoso
Many of us mostly remember Pablo Reinoso because of his spaghetti bench but @ Pablo Reinoso Studio he creates some very functional products and shares his unique art experience. Based in France, born in Argentina Pablo Reinoso is a product designer and communication consultant. Sharing today his art experience: Tools. Dig or climb, inspiration would be purely yours!
And was I able to fly
material: men’s tie
Artist: Kaarina Kaikkonen
This artist from Finland Kaarina Kaikkonen through her work tries “to understand where the internal ends and the external begins.”
Her sculptures and installations are made with recycled materials such as second-hand clothing, moulded craft paper.
She is famous for her jacket installations.
material: shoes
Did I reach the harbour
material: men’s shirts
Travelled Journey
material: wooden boats
Toward Light
material: men’s jackets
A Concession Already Made
material: men’s jackets
Images via: Artists.fi and Skenet
Heaven on the Earth?
There is heaven on the Earth!
Work: Mauricio Pezo & Sofia Von Ellrichshausen @ Pezo Von Ellrichshausen Architects
Come near, look!
Did you find the Heaven?
You will continue reading if you are an optimist …..
Let me tell you first :-
this is not my line. This is the title of a painting by Indian Artist N.S. Harsha.
we come, we eat and we sleep
N. S. Harsha tells stories through his art!
N. S. Harsha’s art has ensemble of figures and political convictions. His paintings tell stories in the modern Indian narrative tradition and popular art like in Bazaar styles, poster art, Pahari miniature folios and text-book illustrations. It is evident in the form and treatment of his flattened figures, skewed perspectives, wit and fine lines. He captures the global in local imagination.
We come, We eat and We sleep
Media: Acrylic on canvas
Size: Triptych Size 5.5ft x 28.5ft (panel size 5.5ft x 9.5ft)
We come, We eat and We sleep
N. S. Harsha‘s oeuvre includes painting, large scale installations and community projects.
N. S. Harsha lives and works in Mysore, Karnataka.
Harsha has just won the UK’s Artes Mundi prize.
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