Friday, December 4, 2009

Concentration

My two favorite artists are ones whos work also inspired and lead me to choose my particular concentrations. Andy Goldsworthy uses objects from nature to create geometiric figures that seeem so surreal and tehy don't belong in nature it's outstanding. The other artist I look up to and seek inspiration from is Deborah Buttersfield. She uses objects from nature and also metal materials to create sculptures of horses. Although Andy does not use any glue or unorganic bindings, his structures are stable and remain for a period of time. Deborah's structures are also well constructed and you cannot tell what is holding the form together. Eventually, I hope my work can pose the same characteristics as these two artists. Altogether, I hope my concentration will allow me to taek risks and use new elements of design to further my knowledge in art!

















Andy Goldsworthy

Deborah Buttersfield

4 comments:

  1. i really like the first picture! i can defiantly see you doing things like this!

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  2. Olivia, I agree with Jayla. This is a really good concentration idea for you. On the retreat I remember your Andy Goldsworthy-esque project and I thought it was really impressive. Keep up the good work!

    P.S. If you make a horse out of sticks, can I be it's aunt?

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  3. i really like your concentration so far.... can't wait to see more pieces

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  4. I was looking at your pictures on ur page and i found this one agian and realized it would be really cool if you made a animal shape somehow in one of ur concentration ideas....just a thought

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