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My portfolio is here. Also, check out my (other) tumblr for my own work.
The identity for Flow Festival builds on the idea of the festival crowd as an urban tribe, united by a metaphorical mantra of a visual wordplay set in the bespoke Flow-typeface influenced by contemporary central European trends of postmodern craftsmanship.
by Navid Nuur
Silvano (by John M Armleder), 2008 glass, 37.5 x 50 x 41 courtesy of Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman
“Ward’s site-specific works are intricate and thoughtfully planned geometric installations applied to an interior in a way that comments on the site’s architecture. Ward’s signature medium is tape — be it electrical tape, duct tape or masking tape. Through this medium she explores the unique structures of the sites in which her installations are situated. Ward’s installation embraces all aspects of the gallery space, utilizing the intimate nooks between columns and walls that might otherwise go unnoticed.”
“Home And Garden” by Nick van Woert / BioDrain Grease & Waste Digester, Zep Glass Cleaner, Mr.Clean Bio-Rinse Floor Cleaner, Kool-Aid, Urethane Adhesive, Pine-Glo Kitchen & Bathroom Cleaner, Suavitel Laundry Detergent, Fiberglass Statue, Pink Lotion Hand Soap, Pine-Sol, Plastic Flowers, Salt, 1 Step Kitchen Degreaser, Orange Soda, Fabric Softener, Lysol, Chlorine, Dunkin Donuts Billboard, Burnt Wood, Hair Gel, Hair Gel, Surveyors Vests, Glass Spheres. 70 x 54 x 60 inches 2011
Mika Tajima The Double, 2008 The Kitchen, New York, NY Installation view (I had a dream the other night that involved canvases that tilted on an axis much like these! Weird.)
By Isa Genzken: Eber 2004 Wood, plastic, lacquer, adhesive tape, fir cones, animal head 78.74 x 35.43 x 29.92 inches 200 x 90 x 76 cm
Striped Hilltop by Aili Schmeltz
Tales of the Unexpected by Carl Burgess aka More Soon
