Open Directory - Arts: Art History: Artists: H: Hesse, Eva

Description

Top
: Arts
: Art History
: Artists
: H
: Hesse, Eva (15)

See also:

Arts: Visual Arts: Performance Art (158)
Arts: Visual Arts: Sculpture: Parks and Gardens (70)

This category in other languages:

Polish (10)

Allard, Michelle - Sculpture and installation involving the negotiation of common, re-purposed materials.
Andersen, Kevin M. - Gigantopithecus: Permanent 9-foot tall steel and bronze sculpture installation in Oneonta, New York intended to show the physical relationship of humans to the larger primate by encouraging people to get close and experience what it might have been like to come face-to-face with Gigantopithecus.
Ashes and Snow - A body of work by Gregory Colbert weaving together film, photographic works, art installations, and a novel in letters on the relationship between animals and people. Previous exhibitions, codex and bookstore.
Barber, Ross - Australian artist archive of installation sculpture and exhibitions in a range of media.
Baynes, Andrew - Live art sand installations that do not use artificial additives/preservatives. Throughout a performance, the artist is approachable and communicative with anyone inspired enough to reach out and gain a greater understanding of the work, or the art form.
Bews, Philip and Gorvin, Diane - Public, site-specific sculpture of a wide range of materials including carved stone and wood, and modeled plaster or clay sculptures for casting into bronze or glass. Coleford, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, UK.
Blankman, Judith - Architecturally-inspired structures reference their social contexts, including performance activations (structure movement, audience participation, and composed and random sound). California, USA
Bock, John - "ArtemisiaSogJod Mechwimper" required participants to physically move through a piece at the gallery "Klosterfelde" Berlin, Germany
Booth, Chris - Site-specific and culturally-sensitive installations of stone and natural materials based on natural forms and spiritual inspiration. New Zealand.
Brown, Sheldon - Architectural settings combined with mediated and computer-controlled elements examine relationships between public and private space. California, USA.
Ceraso, Steve - Public sculpture and installations in mixed media making use of a variety of discarded materials to create complex narratives.
Champion, Silvia - Multimedia installations forming an ongoing investigation into her environment. Includes latest projects, exhibitions, and biography.
Cooke, Peter - Website detailing works by deceased artist (2011) of mixed media sculpture installations that reference cultural myths
Daden, Raphael - Installations include light-based sculptures combining resins and florescent light in public venues. Nottingham, England.
Darke Water Sculptures - Inspirational natural art designed and manufactured of contemporary water sculpture features incorporating glass, stainless steel and acrylic for the home or work place.
Fisher, J. M - Bartle Sky Stations: Stainless steel and aluminum sculptural urban landmarks on massive pylons. Located in downtown Kansas City, Kansas at the intersection of three major highways.
Forbes, Peter E. - Two major "aero-style" installations incorporate motion with audio and light projection fitted with closed circuit television cameras. Syracuse, New York.
Ford, James R - General Carbuncle: Transformation in process of a 1981 Ford Capri into the General Lee, from TV show "Dukes of Hazzard" by covering it in donated little toy cars. London, England.
Fowler, Sandra - Photovoltaic glass works for both architectural installation and free standing sculptures while working with energy from the sun. Works within LEED/green parameters
Freeman, Chris - Light sculpture and architectural lighting use neon, ceramics, and cold cathode for indoor and outdoor artistic and architectural applications. New York City, USA.
Gavarini, Jehanne-Marie - Works address issues such as violence, gender, and the compulsion for standardization and conformity with the juxtaposition of hard elements such as concrete, metal, and hardware, with soft materials such as fabric, white bread, and rubber.
Goodacre, Glenna - Bronze sculptures include the Vietnam Women's Memorial (1993), the Irish Memorial (2003), and 50 bronze portraits. Website includes major installations, biography, articles and interview.
Haselden, Ron - Light sculptures and architectural installations using neon, LEDs, film and video as well as drawing and painting.
Heinsdorff, Markus - Design with nature
Hirose, Yuriko - Iinstallations representing Ki-energy-- blend of futuristic elements that reflect evolving science and machinery, and primitive elements such as life force and passion (energy) that reflect the more fundamental aspects of modern humans
Hogbin, Stephen - Large installation sculptures and small turned vessels in wood, bronze and stone.
Holden, Mark - Installation art including sculptures, drawings or other media. Recurrent themes include images, feelings, playfulness and memories from his childhood, even the "hostile environment of the adult world."
Holden, Peter William - An alternative to virtual reality using kinetic sculpture to create interactive fantasy worlds.
Holt, Debra - Paintings, sculptures and installations.
Hovnanian, Rachel - Installation art sculpture in white
Howe, Anthony A - Abstract, organic kinetic sculptures from various metals and polymers. Eastsound, Washington, U.S.A.
Jerlach, Lars; Stringfellow, Helen - Tectonic Industries: a collaborative exploring the relationship between artifice and reality through mixed-media installations.
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.
Karkut, Ted - Manipulation of plant material into works and installations positing a new ground for contemplation and elegant thought.
Kittikanampol, Chaiyod - Installations in stone, stainless steel and natural materials, based on natural form.
Knowles, Elizabeth - Organic, biology-based works of mixed media, including sculpture, video, drawings, printed text coalesced into site-specific installations.
Konrad, Michael - Sculptural and video installations which examine the boundaries of public and private space using traffic and construction materials.
Kornfeld, Douglas - Exhibitions, public art installations and interactive art design.
Maas, Geert - Exhibits of works in two and three dimensions in a variety of media, creating sculptures paintings, reliefs, and medallic art.
Marbury, Robert - Urban Beast Project: Anthology of imaginary beasts created out of recycled stuffed animals and presented in dioramas, photographs and stories. Minnesota, USA
Mills, Russell - Chronology of life and work, whether as individual or with others.
Moonen, Rob - Upstream Amsterdam 2002: Site specific post-colonialist installation
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.
Mueller, Regi - Minimal art with a tinge of sensuousness: wall and floor installations, serigraphs.
Mulvihill, Tiki - Vancouver-based installations and sculptural work use fictional premises to address issues of boundaries and land-use.
O'Donnell, Michael - Photography, video, sound, light, cast objects, wood combined in large-scale poetic installations referencing a social/political undertow. British, living in Norway.
Osman, Jim - Architectural and furniture forms to create sculptures and installations that combine, layer, and compress different kinds of space.
Perkins, Roger - Studio practice involves the use of transient materials to relate to the subject narrative of Home.
Peskens, Martyn - Installations with forms in light. Netherlands.
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
Plant, Andy - Interactive mechanical sculptures and civic clocks; projects transforming theatrical sets, vehicles, and props.
REBAR & the Cabinet National Library - An interdisciplinary studio operating at the intersection of art, design and activism. Artists' work encompasses visual and conceptual public art, landscape design, urban intervention, temporary performance installation, digital media and print design. A file cabinet installation, located on a desolate tract of desert scrubland, was built to become the official library of Cabinet Magazine, a non-profit Art and Culture quarterly.
Rackham, Melinda - Mosaic and sculptural public art as well as online digital art and narratives
Rackowe, Nathaniel - Large scale sculptural works combining light and materials designed to interact with their architectural environment.
Ralfonso - Kinetic sculptures (large to monumental; indoor and outdoor) driven by water, wind, electricity, and brainwaves.
Rathbun, Mike - Fabricated large ship-like forms of raw pine plow through wooden waves; other installations create strange and irrational places.
Rinaldo, Ken - Interdisciplinary interactive media art installations look to the intersection between natural and technological systems
Rinaldo, Ken - Flickering Signifiers, an ambient light installation concerned with the rhythmic nature of television light and how it is used to seduce and compel the viewer into a kind of hypnotic and passive inaction.
Rocco, Ron - Large-scale, site specific sculptures, installations, projects and multi-media works are profound and many layered metaphors evoking our endless manipulation of environment, our need for habitat, and our longing for a meaningful union with nature.
Rogers, David - Big Bugs exhibit: Larger-than-life sculptures combinine rustic construction with engineering in fourteen subject areas of fourty garden creatures. Glenwood Landing, NY
Schuelke, Bjoern - Sculpture, installations, and media art.
Scrupe, Mara Adamitz - Environmental sculpture and art, including the places, creatures, and experiences that influence her work.
Singer, Christian Bernard - Eco-installations incorporate plant life, clay, bronze, found objects, video and other elements into living installations that oscillate between permanence and ephemera and turn on notions of interior/exterior space and place.
Skoglund, Sandy - Conceptual installation artist displays images of recent work, including installation views. Jersey City, New Jersey
Sperber, Devorah - Installations and sculptural art constructed from thousands of spools of Coats and Clark thread; Humanity--a living installation of interactive art and stone sculptures.
Sproat, Christopher - Sculptural installations of light, drawings, functional public art, custom furniture, lamps.
Swanson, Richard - Multi-media sculpture for museum installations, landscape installations and dance collaborations; utilitarian and sculptural vessels of pottery. Helena, Montana
Thoma, Marta - Instalations reference surrealism, figuration, and modern art and combine a skill in sewing and domestic attention transformed by metal skills and welding. California, USA.
Toshihiro, Sakuma - Installation art
Toth, John - Inter-media installation artist who specializes in 3D animations that are projected into large fabric environments.
Valdez, Nora - Driftwood Beach projects and public art. Utilizes sculpture and installations to create images that reflect on the nature of change, the life of the individual, and the natural or societal forces. Argentina
Vecchio, Chris - Interactive sculpture and installation art explores the relationship between man and technology. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Wela (Elisabeth Wierzbicka) - Monumental installations borrow ideas from the surface, volume and materials in contemporary painting and sculpture. She works with memory and identity, erasing and dividing time, nature and coexistence.
Williams Susan - Presents exhibitions, installations and community art projects using sculpture, printmaking, collage and environmental themes. Community arts projects include working with persons with severe disabilities.
Wood, Whitney Lorene - Conceptual and interdisciplinary artwork including installation and sculpture reflecting minimalism and Situationalism.
Woods, Arthur - Cosmic Dancer Sculpture: space exploration, scientific and technological developments led to a space art project sent to the Mir Space Station, May 22, 1993. American residing in Switzerland.
Young, John T - Fin Project: From Swords Into Plowshares: Environmentally-scaled installation of nuclear submarine fins to create artwork about world peace. Seattle, Washington and Miami, Florida
Zarins, Joyce Audy - Installations combine longevity, vitality, usefulness and beauty toward capturing nature's metaphors in steel and through scale. Amesbury, Massachusetts, USA
iwase, junichiro - Artist uses the egg theme to create mixed media sculpture, photography, masks, and paintings.
lightwatercity - A series of installations in cities by Nino (Giambattista) that are reflections on the urban environment and the role of water in all its different forms--an aquatic journey and new geography with light tools.
n8u.com - Self-referential domain name installation sculpture by luxembourgish artists Wennig & Daubach, questionning the use and limits of alphanumeric characters to organize the web
ten Caat, Marijke - Visual artist with large installation around the theme of boredom and emptiness. Amsterdam, Netherlands

"Installations - Sculpture" search on: AOL - Ask - Bing - Gigablast - Google - Lycos - Yahoo - Yippy

Volunteer to edit this category.

Visit our sister sites mozilla.org | MusicMoz | Wikipedia

Last update: Monday, October 3, 2011 12:31:30 AM EDT - edit

Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.

Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

About Serebella.com