Pavel Sterec, ‘I don’t believe in past lives’ (2008)
Series of photographs of dead ends of tunnels inside a mine in Pribyslav, established by prospectors’ mistake. After the mine had been worked on for about 10 years, nothing had been found and the mine was left abandoned.
By mh
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged abandoned, architecture, caves, collection, cul de sacs, czech, darkness, dead ends, DIY, empty, found, fuckem, holes, man, mines, mistake, nature, Pavel Sterec, photographs, pribyslav, public space, romance, series, the wild, trash, tunnels, unknown
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Still from Stuart Ringholt’s ‘This person is dead’
By mh
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged appropriation, australia, collection, crumble, dead, decomment, DIY, dust, episode, found, fuckem, fun, geometric, hands, person, shapes, space, start trek, stuart ringholt, unknown, video
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Ryan Foerster, ‘sudbury, brighton beach etc.’ (2012)
c-print with slag and rocks
By dd
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged archetype, brighton beach, collection, DIY, floor, fuckem, fun, installation, landscape, memory, model, remake, rug, ryan foerster, sudbury, sun, the wild, unknown, water
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Daniel Keller, ‘AmazonGlobalPriority Cairn Unit 3’ (2013)
These stacked rocks or cairns are originally an ancient symbol of ‘value-adding’ human intervention on the landscape. These Ancient Graffiti® river-stone cairns are made in Honduras, ornaments purchased from leading e-commerce site (and chief disruptor of traditional brick-and-mortar retail) Amazon.com and delivered directly to the gallery.
By mh
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged amazon.com, artist, boxes, brick-and-mortar, cairns, cardboard, collection, daniel keller, decorations, DIY, e-commerce, economy, fuckem, honduras, human intervention, nature, ornaments, post-studio, prosumer, river, sculpture, shipping, stones, the wild, value-adding
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A room inside the National Geology Museum in Bucharest (2011)
By dd
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged bucharest, communism, display, dodecahedron, film, geology museum, glass, history, light, minerals, romania, snapshot, wood
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‘Lower 48 – Texas’
‘Lower 48 – Oregon’
‘Lower 48 – Connecticut’
The series ‘The Lower 48’ (2006) by Matthew Day Jackson
By mh
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged anthropomorphism, collection, DIY, faces, found, fuckem, fun, heads, human, landscape, lower 48, man, matthew day jackson, nature, photographs, sculpture, series, the wild, unknown
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Shannon Ebner, ‘Leaning Tree’ (2002)
By dd
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged black and white, can you do that dance, direction, force, found, intention, leaning, light, nature, photograph, public space, romance, roots, shannon ebner, sky, sun, tendency, the wild, tree, unknown, wind
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‘Mirror house’, by Ekkehard Altenburger (1996)
Temporary installation on the Isle of Tyree, Scotland.
By dd
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Posted in Abstraction
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Also tagged construction, continuum, Ekkehard Altenburger, environment, falling, gaze, house, isle, lake, look around you, mirror, nature, public sculpture, public space, reflection, romance, scotland, sky, temporary, the other side, the wild, uk, water
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‘Three Arrested Clouds’ (2010) by Gabriel Kuri
Two rocks and three pairs of balled socks.
By mh
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged arrested, clouds, collection, gabriel kuri, installation, nature, pile, romance, sculpture, socks, stone, the wild, three, wall
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Stuart Ringholt
Still from Stuart Ringholt’s ‘This person is dead’