Scraps of Paper

I think this piece of lighted art looks cool, not sure I buy it as an “object of contemplation” as the article suggests. 

zeroing:

Murakami

artchipel:

Sayaka Ganz (Japan) - Emergence / Night

The Japanese sculptor Sayaka Ganz was born in Yokohama, grew up living in Japan, Brazil, and Hong Kong. Driven by a combination of the passion for fitting odd shapes together and a sympathy toward discarded objects, she creates animals from thrift store plastics:

“Building these sculptures helps me understand the situations that surround me. It reminds me that even if there is a conflict right now, there is also a solution in which all the pieces can coexist peacefully. Though there are wide gaps in some areas and small holes in others, when seen from the distance there is great beauty and harmony in our community. Through my sculptures I transmit a message of hope.”

[more Sayaka Ganz | artist found at myampgoesto11]

When a sculptor captures living motion it stirs the passions.

contemporary-art-blog:

Spanish artist Pablo Valbuena, Extension serie, Almost Cinema, Vooruit, 2009
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Arresting image of a glowing cube.

(via floresenelatico)

rustybreak:

Marco Cannone

Beautiful sculpture internally lighted.

Emotionally rendering capturing of the Holocaust by sculptor George Segal (see link below). 

cavetocanvas:

George Segal, The Holocaust, 1984

darksilenceinsuburbia:

Spencer Finch.

49 Years Ago (Starlight), 2011. Fluorescent lamps, fixtures, filters and aluminu, Diameter 274 cm / 9 ft.

Detail: 49 Years Ago (Starlight), 2011.

I would absolutely love to light this installation. 

darksilenceinsuburbia:

Paul Hayes. Paper Swarm Sculptures.

LED is going to improve our grow the possibilities for creating interesting light sculptures 1000 fold. 

ummhello:

Stairway to Heaven, Bertjan Pot