Papier Mache, sand, grass tree stems
Papier Mache, sand, grass tree stems
papier mache, sand, grass tree stalks 350 mm x 270 mm
paper, teabag paper ,gum leaves 250mm x 300mm
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En parcourant l''immense site de Sophie Munns et particulièrement cette page - visual artist -
j'ai découvert Ruth Asawa.
Ruth Asawa next to one of her first large crocheted sculptures, early 1950s.
Photo by Imogen Cunningham.
Untitled, S039, 1959. Hanging five spiraling columns of open windows.
Crocheted monel wire (24" diameter x 84" high).
Untitled, 1995. Tied wire.
Photo by Laurence Cuneo.
Photo by Laurence Cuneo.
Untitled, Tied wire.
Untitled, 1972. Tied galvanized wire (72" diameter x 12" high).
Ruth Asawa working on an early tied-wire piece in her studio,
early 1960s. Photo by Imogen Cunningham.
Untitled, Tied wire. This sculpture hangs on the exterior
of the Oakland Museum of California.
Ruth holding a paper fold in which she has already painted a pattern, circa 1975.
Untitled (S.052)
1965
Galvanized steel wire
33 x 32 x 32 inches
1965
Galvanized steel wire
33 x 32 x 32 inches
Ruth and Janet Barber in Toluca, Mexico, 1947.
beaucoup à découvrir sur son site
Hommage to the seed
Pod Forms. Acrylic and pigmented ink on linen by Sophie Munns.
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