Showing posts with label organic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label organic. Show all posts

Monday, February 16, 2009

Organo-phonogram

A new sculpture



In an endless pointless pursuit for perfection
we seek mutilation and union with synthetic technology

For no purpose as nature has a design for all living things



Monday, November 24, 2008

Flesh - new painting

Main View

Detail one

Detail 3

Been working on this one for a few weeks




Sunday, February 03, 2008

Momento Flesh


Just finished this new sculpture possibly one of my most visceral so far. For a change I decided to varnish this one and I'm please with the effect. The only problems with varnishing paintings is that they become hellish to try and photograph. After numerous attempts I just about got it right. The varnish has really bought out the detail of the painting and it looks wet.

I have entered this one into a Liverpool John Moores Contemporary Painting Prize, wish me luck.





Cheers
G.

Sunday, January 13, 2008

Encyclopedia Anatomica

Found a cheap and slightly damaged copy of Encyclopedia Anatomica today. I love Taschen books and this is one of the best I've seen. 500+ pages of super-realistic wax models of the humans body. I say super-realistic but then again I don't spend any time looking at my entrails :-)

Full details of the book at the Taschen Site. Its about £17, there is a cut-down version for £6 at Amazon.co.uk

Definitely inspiring

Monday, November 19, 2007

Specimen Incubator: New Sculpture



This series of sculptures is created from disused electronics, wire, plastic and pseudo-organic elements. The devices serve no functional purpose and exist as purely as art.

Are you a gallery brave enough to display these innovative sculptures?


Full View of the sculpture


Specimen closeup (view 1)


Specimen closeup (view 2)




Specimen closeup (view 3)

Thursday, May 10, 2007

Organovidigram



Organovidigram

Exploring the fusion between technology and the human nervous system. A hybrid of various technologies combined with pseudo organic elements. Is this a device of medical support, life enhancement or torture?

Have been working on this one for a few months, gradually constructing from found objects and paint.

Gareth