Wire Sculptures by Derek Kinzett #art

UK artist Derek Kinzett crafts these amazing figurative sculptures by cutting and forming different kinds of wire. Kinzett closed a solo exhibition yesterday for The National Trust, Lacock Abbey, Wiltshire, England but you can see much more in his portfolio.

 

Antoine D’Agata - Ice (published 2012) #art

“…Pictures and texts in a disturbing testimony, showing the commitment of a photographer documenting drug-generated fictions…until he loses control.

In December 2007, Antoine D’Agata arrived in Phnom Penh and fell in love with Ka, a Vietnamese prostitute and drug dealer. In January 2008, they began to share a small and dirty flat downtown. Here started the oblivion.

Addiction to methamphetamines took over the photographic work and the frontiers between fiction and reality started to melt. This is where Ice came from. The horror that permeates the pages is not so much the ‘journey to the end of the night’ of a photographer as it is the violent filth and hypocrisy of a system that grinds the flesh of those who were refused speech.” 

Wade Guyton - Untitled (2006) #art

“Made by folding pieces of linen in half vertically and pulling them through an inkjet printer, so that the two halves of each piece were created autonomously and successively. Thus, the artist relinquished control over smudges, streaks, blurs, overlaps and alignment, relying on the effects of chance and mechanical reproduction.”

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