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firstperson: One of the simplest dishes to cleanse the palate from Exhibition in Your Mouth was the “perverted fig” by Philip Corner, 1965. I chose the juiciest most obscene one on the wooden platter I could find. The one that called out to me and was splayed out fully, like a black boob tired from decadence. That one there with its green stem still erect after everyone else had fallen asleep. Instructions for eating this? “Take the largest, juiciest, swollen purple luscious fig preparation hold it, by stem by bottom just so much off reveal inside contemplation and consumption see look in  look interior squeeze it out suck it and devour lascivious fig.
Posted 8 months ago and has 10 notes
#food #installation art
secrets-sacres: º: Samara Scott - Boyfriend, tears on the pillowcase 2012 180 x 154 cm Latex, wrapping paper, emulsion paint, craft sand
Posted 10 months ago and has 11 notes
#dyes #surface design #fiber arts #installation art
my-tumblrisbetterthanyours: Only Fur Left - Protey Temen @proteytemen.com
Posted 10 months ago and has 296 notes
#installation art #fiber arts #textile design
Posted 11 months ago and has 281 notes
#installation art #art #plants
mybuddyvalentine: Melissa Wong via Art Cloth Text
Posted 11 months ago and has 12 notes
#weaving #fiber arts #installation art
Posted 11 months ago and has 11 notes
#art #installation art #ceramics
devidsketchbook: lustik: Check out this great piece of art on Saatchi Online. FBLE :: Dreams by Mira Alibek
Posted 11 months ago and has 946 notes
#art #drawing #Illustration #installation art
logarchitecture: Walter Pichler
Posted 11 months ago and has 66 notes
#art #installation art
logarchitecture: Faith Wilding’s Crocheted Environment 
 Posted 11 months ago and has 286 notes
#fiber arts #installation art #Faith Wilding #crochet
Posted 11 months ago and has 27 notes
#art #installation art
mociun: via Ruckercorp
Posted 11 months ago and has 68 notes
#art #fiber arts #installation art
Posted 11 months ago and has 805 notes
#art #sculpture #installation art #wire
Posted 11 months ago and has 704 notes
#installation art
krgkrg: Handmade balloons by Balloon Facrory at Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago
Posted 11 months ago and has 66 notes
#installation art
cinoh: Tim Hawkinson, Mobius Ship, 2006, wood, plastic, Plexiglas, rope, staples, string, twist ties, glue California-based artist Tim Hawkinson is known for taking everyday materials and altering them in imaginative ways, creating works that address broad issues about the intersection of human consciousness, nature and technology. Here, he employed a mix of found objects and common household materials—including twist ties, craft wood, staples, and packing material—which he transformed almost alchemically into a complex and awe-inspiring sculpture. Echoing the working methods of ship-in-a-bottle hobbyists, Hawkinson created a painstakingly detailed model ship that twists in upon itself, presenting the viewer with a thought-provoking visual conundrum. The title is a witty play on Herman Melville’s novel Moby Dick, which famously relates the tale of a ship captain’s all-consuming obsession with an elusive white whale. The ambitious and imaginative structure of Hawkinson’s sculpture offers an uncanny visual metaphor for Melville’s epic tale, which is often considered the ultimate American novel. Möbius Ship also humorously refers to the mathematical concept of the Möbius Strip. Named after a nineteenth-century astronomer and mathematician, the Möbius Strip is a surface that has only one side, and exists as a continuous curve. Its simple yet complex spatial configuration presents a visual puzzle that parallels Hawkinson’s transformation of the mundane materials into something unexpected. via IMA
 Posted 11 months ago and has 1,248 notes
#Tim Hawkinson #sculpture #installation art #wood