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by Arnaldo pomodoro




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Turin (Italy ) Grande Portale by Arnaldo Pomodoro in esposizione a Palazzo Reale by Arnie D'Amico



© Romain Langlois



Fine Art - Sculpture, European:Contemporary (1950 to present), PROPERTY OF MRS. RUTH CARTER STEVENSON. . ARNALDO POMODORO(Italian, b. 1926)....



 

Urs-Peter Twellmann est né en 1959 à Langnau.
Il vit et travaille à Münsingen/Berne mais se trouve la plupart du temps «en route», comme il le dit lui-même. 

Urs-Peter Twellmann est ce qu’on pourrait appeler un artiste nomade dans le sens le plus noble du terme, un homme dont le champ d’expression se situe là où le portent ses pas. Le plein-air bien souvent, la forêt, de préférence profonde et lointaine. Armé d’une tronçonneuse et de ses outils de sculpteur, il parcourt les paysages et pose son regard sur toutes les formes ligneuses ou végétales qui se présentent à lui au hasard de sa quête.









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Leandro Erlich




27 cm grès engobes/ oxydes cuisson électrique haute T°

Nicole Stevens

Nicole Stevens l'a enregistrée dans Keramiek




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het woord assemblage is afkomstig uit de industrie. daarbij worden onderdelen uit verschillende fabrieken tot het endproduct geassembleerd. een kinstwerk in de vorm van een assemblage is te vergeleiken met een collage.




Visiter Zarrbi.com - 10 ingénieuses installations de miroirs



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London based installation artist Lee Borthwick uses “natural, organic and reclaimed materials, allowing the viewer to recapture the sense of reflection offered by dramatic landscapes.”





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"freedom is when you are happy even when you  dont get what you want" ! joyce meyers



Traffic Light Tree; roundabout near the Canary Wharf, London; 26 feet tall; created by French artist Pierre Vivant; installed in 1998, its 75 lights have an ever changing pattern, which is computer controlled; photo by cyoung, via Flickr - info from roamingthegooglestreets


The "Traffic Light Tree" is an art installation by Frenchman Pierre Vivant. It was installed in East London on a roundabout just beyond the Canary Wharf estate in 1999.
Photo de cyoung sur flickr


Les extraordinaires créations de Hirotshi : il façonne les pierres en objets surréalistes

Les extraordinaires créations de Hirotoshi

Un sculpteur japonais a eu l'excellente idée de travailler la roche de manière originale. Donnez-lui de simples pierres et il les transformera en objets en tout genre, stupéfiants de réalisme ! DGS vous fait découvrir l'univers de cet artiste dont ...





Tower of Bubble, London

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