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Showing posts with label Spatial Tape Drawings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spatial Tape Drawings. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Annie Aime designed by tongtong

Note to students: Using this store design as example for Spatial Tape Assignment. 
Although tape is not used you can see the related concepts to drawing in space. 






Source is Lost at E Minor.  Link here. 

Damien Gilley, Artist

Plus Minus at Regional Arts & Culture Council

Detail of Plus Minus

Cashmere Fatigue at East/West Projects

Absorption Field at gallery HOMELAND

Fortress at Worksound Gallery






"Portland-based artist Damien Gilley makes site-specific installations to create a new, multi-dimensional space of imaginary landscapes through line graphics and optical illusions. Using simple materials such as vinyl tape, wood, aluminum, latex and auto paint, he actualizes his drawings as perspectival installations that break down paradigms of flatness."

Image and Text source is Creators Project.  Link here.

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Nic Hess, Artist













Swiss-born artist Nic Hess creates what he often refers to as drawing installations or tape drawings, which actively manipulate traditional art practices such as drawing, painting, sculpting, collage, and installation art.1 Hess collects images from fine art sources and commercial and popular culture, and he draws them in a way that removes the traditional hierarchy among the images, in a sense leveling art and commerce to an even playing field. -an excerpt from an essay by Robert Summers.

Images and text from Hammer Museum. Link here. 

Saturday, September 8, 2012

Christian Roux & Thomas Christiani, Artists

Source link here.

Guerilla Marketing


"Guerilla marketing ad for Amnesty International featuring silver gaffa tape."  I found it here.

Claire Ellery, Artist










Found here, on I Love Sitcky Tape.

Tape Generations


Caroline Mak, Artist




Source link here.

Kinesio Tape


"Kinesio tape, developed by a Japanese doctor over 30 years ago, is much more than just a fashion statement -- though athletes like German beach volleyball player Katrin Holtwick use it for both. It takes a special certification just to be licensed to apply it and once on, it separates the upper layer of the skin from muscle tissue. This extra space allows for muscles to fire and recover more quickly." - source link here.