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| Seated Woman, 2010 |
The DUMBO Arts Festival 2010 was, as always, a chance to stroll around a cute neighborhood and see art in a stunning backdrop, but this past Saturday was a little low energy compared to last year. I did see some nice pieces like this wire sculpture by Naomi Grossman, a NYFA MARK Program Artist. I thought the pose of the sculpture very suggestive and loaded with emotion. On the wall behind there was more amorphic wire, and from the artist’s website I take it she does whole rooms of wire with furniture and people. I also love the delicacy of all the thin wires. It’s very akin to making graphite pencil lines in 3D.
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| Another shot with my terrible camera-Seated Woman |
Yes, these really are nice… like lovely line drawings….I enjoyed seeing her website, too. Thanks & congrats on the new apartment!
That is really cool, I would have loved to see that in the real.
Ah, thanks Sally. Looking forward to being all moved in.
Wires are such a nice medium, no?
Yes, JafaBrit, I wish I could see some of her more complex installations
Interesting what happens when it becomes a 2D image here too- there’s a mystery.