Sculpture
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- Johnson, Steve
- Wall sculptures/watercolours juxtapose "Deep Time" (archeological term) with its contemporary surface. Whatever the building or place represented, the dialogue between the built environment and the earth is always vertical - between above and below.
- 142
- Karkut, Ted
- Manipulation of plant material into works and installations positing a new ground for contemplation and elegant thought.
- 143
- Kim Norton
- Ceramic artist's work encompasses ideas based around weight, physical presence and scale. Projects, biography and blog.
- 144
- Knowles, Elizabeth
- Organic, biology-based works of mixed media, including sculpture, video, drawings, printed text coalesced into site-specific installations.
- 148
- Morgan, Claire
- Visual artist creates contemporary sculpture and installation art. Born in Belfast, she now lives and works in Newcastle upon Tyne, and creates work in galleries and public places.
- 149
- Mulvihill, Tiki
- Vancouver-based installations and sculptural work use fictional premises to address issues of boundaries and land-use.
- 150
- Osman, Jim
- Architectural and furniture forms to create sculptures and installations that combine, layer, and compress different kinds of space.
- 151
- Perkins, Roger
- Studio practice involves the use of transient materials to relate to the subject narrative of Home.
- 152
- Pilar, Monica Praba
- Site specific installation, performance, sculpture, mixed media and political works exploring technology and community through site works, performances, street theatre, writing and websites
- 153
- Plant, Andy
- Interactive mechanical sculptures and civic clocks; projects transforming theatrical sets, vehicles, and props.
- 155
- Rackowe, Nathaniel
- Large scale sculptural works combining light and materials designed to interact with their architectural environment.
- 156
- Ralfonso
- Kinetic sculptures (large to monumental; indoor and outdoor) driven by water, wind, electricity, and brainwaves.
- 157
- Rinaldo, Ken
- Interdisciplinary interactive media art installations look to the intersection between natural and technological systems