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GCSE – Surfaces (set topic). My initial experiments focused on looking at patterns that are produced from rubbings of textured surfaces. I researched the artist Max Ernst who developed the technique of frottage. I took charcoal rubbings from objects such as tyres, gratings and man-hole covers. Later, I decided to explore how surfaces change with burning having been inspired by the ‘messy’ artwork of Anselm Kieffer. In particular, I liked how plastic shrank and twisted into fascinating shapes. This effect is used by artist Alberto Burri, however in my opinion his pieces seem rather boring in terms of colour and composition. I continued my own experimental work by incorporating acrylic and wire mesh into melted plastic. Although both gave interesting results, I especially liked the way wire allowed the plastic to cling to it and therefore chose to develop this idea. I created a collage on canvas by melting different coloured plastics onto chicken wire. I painted the canvas in Kiefer’s style and experimented with the composition by burning holes into it as well as incorporating a variety of plastic objects in the mesh structure. The overall effect was a little too ‘busy’ so I opted to use an open wooden frame for my larger final piece.
With this extension coffee table you can bring your work surface to you! Did we mention, extension and bringing the work surface to YOU? Now you can relax on the couch and surf the net at your leisure, or eat your dinner without missing your favorite reality TV show, with this convenient extending surface. Oh yeah, there's also 2 covered storage compartments on each side so you can store magazines, DVDs, remote controls, or whatever else you want hidden from your guest.
The church of St John the Baptist in Clifton Hill has many interesting surfaces. This one features one of the stone gate posts.
© Anne Holmes
SAN DIEGO (Aug. 15, 2014) Sailors enjoy chili and cake entered in a cook off competition during the Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet Surface Line Week. More than 40 commands participated in professional and athletic events.. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Zachary Bell/Released)
My 2010 The Little Diver Resurfaced pasteup restoration of Banksy's Little Diver girl stencil in Melbourne's Cocker Alley.
The 2003 stencil - a tourist favourite - was given a Perspex protective screen by the building's owners - and an 'Official Melbourne Street Art' plaque by council. Within a short time, silver krink paint - made slippery with brake fluid - was poured behind the screen.
My pasteup restored the parts behind the silver curtain and brought the Little Diver Girl for a short while back to the surface.
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Just Pinned to Anti Slip Step Paint: Playground Coloured...
As we were driving past a small harbour my wife suddenly exclaimed that there was something huge in the water and that she thought it was a turtle. I quickly turned around,drove down, and parked near the sea wall. Soon a small turtle surfaced near us and then over the next hour a second one joined it and finally a third very large one came up for air a few times, although I never managed to get a good shot of it.
Surface parking lot located nearby the Star Tribune between 5th / Portland Avenues and 3rd / 4th Streets. See where this picture was taken, on a map. [?]
This photo is part of a project to photograph every parking structure in downtown Minneapolis. For more about this project, visit: www.wowflutter.com/parking-lots-and-parking-ramps-in-down...
Ongoing research into surface articulation using knitwork as a reference.
The research was carried out by Felecia Davis of F.A.D. STUDIO New York and Nicholas Desbiens of Caliper Studio.
Proposed land surface map extracted from a report submimtted as a supporting document foir planning permission application. A detailed description of the site, design and implementation is outlined in a Landscape Plan written by myself in conjunction with a botanist, found here: