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Imágenes en las cuales la luz y las sombras llevaron el arte a otro nivel

Se está volviendo realmente difícil encontrar algo que sorprenda o impresione a las personas. Es por eso que algunos artistas han comenzado a probar el arte de las sombras. Estas obras poseen una sensación muy mítica, ya que es difícil imaginar que una ciudad pueda construirse a partir de una pila de basura, o que es posible doblar un poco de acero para hacerlo volar como un avión. Si no tenés ni idea de cómo hacerlo realidad (como nosotros), este artículo es especial para vos.

Via:
Genial.Guru

  1. 1 La ciudad está mirándote

  2. 2 Los niños tienen muchas preguntas, y es genial cuando alguien puede ayudarlos a encontrar respuestas

  3. 3 La vida moderna es basura

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    REAL LIFE IS RUBBISH, 2002 Mixed media, light projector Dimensions variable .......will go into auction today as part of the collection of the late great David Teiger @sothebys New York. David was a great supporter over the years of our work and accumulated an incredible collection of contemporary art during his lifetime. So when Tim and I were asked to exhibit at PS1/MoMa New York in 2003 David loaned us back ‘Real Life is Rubbish’ and was so thrilled to have his work included that he leant us his entire apartment, which was a beautifully designed space overlooking Central Park. He moved out for a couple of weeks ….or so we thought…. we would leave each morning to get the subway over to Long Island City in order to install the show and would come back each night to a well stocked fridge - and settle into the gigantic bed to watch TV and eat bagels …. well we thought we were alone but Teiger had this terrible habit of spying on us - he would burst into the room to check up on us unannounced - especially when we were in bed! He was also very naughty, he once came to the studio on my birthday and presented me with a Diamante dog collar and a lead from Agent Provocatuer….R.I.P David Teiger #timnobleandsuewebster @myblackbaby @timnobleart @sothebys @blainsouthern

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  4. 4 Si creés que los marcos de las fotos son aburridos, úsalos para hacer arte con sombras

  5. 5 Es hora de levantarse y brillar

  6. 6 Estamos formados por nuestros pensamientos

  7. 7 No podemos creer este nivel de genialidad

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    By #dietwiegman @awesome.arts #michaeljackson

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  8. 8 Nos preguntamos cuánto tiempo lleva encontrar todos los ángulos perfectos

  9. 9 “Estoy desmoronándome, apenas puedo respirar”

  10. 10 A veces, las cosas no son lo que parecen

  11. 11 Parece que está volando hacia sus sueños

  12. 12 La sombra puede decirnos más que el objeto mismo

  13. 13 Tomemos un descanso de este mundo loco

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    The Undesirables 2000 Trash, electric fan, 3 light projectors and coloured gels, smoke machine Dimensions variable We gate crashed the 2000 Glastonbury Festival, those were the days when if enough people got together en mass, you could tear down the walls and walk in for free. It was the final evening, the Sunday night when David Bowie was due to headline. We were high on adrenaline after driving the five hours it took non stop from London, sleeping in our van without a ticket on the off chance that we would get in for nothing. By the time we had made our way to the top field of cows, the sun was setting and we were high enough on top of the hill to get the perfect view as Bowie walked on stage. When we arrived back home we were invited to take part in the blockbuster exhibition at The Royal Academy of Arts, ‘Apocalypse’ ... The image of us sitting atop that hill at Glastonbury, reminded us of the Atomic Bomb warnings ‘Protect and Survive’ that if a nuclear bomb went off you had three minutes to hide under a table for protection from the blast, a great alternative was just sit there and kiss your ass good bye! We were going to build our very own romantic view of the end of the world. The core of the sculpture was to make a gigantic pile of refuse sacks, in reference to ‘The Winter of Discontent’ where mountains of rat infested bin bags were piled high in the streets and alley ways caused by wide spread strikes across Great Britain in the 1970’s. We carefully sculpted two figures from trash that appeared to be sitting atop the pile, one smoking a cigarette. The grasses blowing in the wind were constructed from a feather duster with string adorned over it that swayed slightly by the breeze from an old electric fan thrown onto the pile so the feather duster looked a little like a pampas grass swaying in the wind. #timnobleandsuewebster @myblackbaby @timnobleart @blainsouthern #shadowsculpture #sculpture #art @royalacademyarts

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  14. 14 Nuestra chispa nos mantiene en marcha...

  15. 15 Esta es una silueta familiar de Ana Frank

  16. 16 Alicia en el país de las maravillas a través de los ojos de un artista

  17. 17 Puesta del Sol sobre Manhattan

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