Expanded Eye: Tattoo Work and Human Consciousness
Jade Tomlinson and Kev James of Expanded Eye examine human consciousness through tattoo artistry and geometric form.
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13 curated projects tagged in wood.
Jordan Metcalf
Jordan Metcalf is a Cape Town designer, illustrator and artist working in type-focused design and lettering.
Nicole Gustafsson’s Crystalline Painted Worlds
Nicole Gustafsson paints angular planets and crystalline ecosystems in Acryla Gouache, applied directly onto wood panel.
Matt W. Moore’s Mandalas of Foraged Wood and Stone
An artist residency in Eden, Utah let Matt W. Moore rebuild his mandala motif from wood and river stones gathered on the mountain.
Dave Hall’s Elaborately Hand-Cranked Automata
Dave Hall drives dozens of interconnected parts from a single crank, taking simple wooden automata to an absurd level of complexity.
Pedro Veneziano’s 3D Typographic Worlds
São Paulo graphic artist Pedro Veneziano builds 3D illustrations with photoreal materials — playful typographic scenes that read as objects, not renders.
Jen Stark’s Spiralling Rainbow Vortexes
Jen Stark layers hundreds of cut components into spiralling, rainbow-coloured vortexes that read as portals.
Ali Alamedy’s 19th-Century Photo Studio in 1:12 Scale
Ali Alamedy spent nine months rebuilding Charles Miner's early-1900s photography studio in 1:12 scale — a study of how daylight was managed.
Nils Völker’s ‘Bits and Pieces’: 108 Kinetic Spheres
Nils Völker hung 108 toy Hoberman spheres in a Berlin gallery and wired them to move in coordinated, organism-like rhythms.
Kristina Krogh
Kristina Krogh fits wood, cork and paper into geometric collages of mirrored textures, dark green triangles and grey diamonds, framed in black and white.
Suspended Tree Sculptures Connect an Artist to His Cuban Roots
Jorge Mayet's tree sculptures hang in mid-air, a small house on the trunk and a tangle of roots below, built from paper, wire, fabric and acrylics.
Woodhouse – Heydays design studio
The Woodhouse identity by Heydays engraves the name into wooden business cards and runs green ink through the print work.
Michael Cina
Michael Cina's art runs from ink and spatter on paper to dark canvases lit with green, blue and pale yellow.