Holes ...... punched and pierced,
Mixed media piece by Karl Fred Dharmen. perforated and burned ...... as surface decoration .....
as recesses to put things in ....
Holes that are drilled, hammered and carved......
or molded meticulously by hand ...
to let the light in or out......
Pigeon holes... cubby holes ......
Secrets by Stephanie Craig. See Stephanie's Flickr photo stream here.
And holes to look through.
33 comments:
Oh, that Henry Moore photo! And the others! So intriguing. I am making intrique the theme of my day today thanks to this posting!
Quelles superbes créations ! j'admire
Sacha
Brilliant! You're raising the bar.
art holes. I KNEW THIS WOULD BE FUN. hahahaa, it is wonderful!
Gorgeous, love the textures, shapes and forms.
Very very Much Enjoyed!
Thanks for tumblr-n the goodies, too. Hope your back is stronger--one would have a bad back with Caro's conceptualized dreamer book? May yours be full of joy and light and autumn like days full with new carvings.
thanda.
Paula, I had to think of something to catch your attention :-)
Thanks Shayla.
Sacha, thank you.
Laura T, the Henry Moore photo is magnificent isn't it?!
Kathryn, I'm glad you liked my choice of images. There were so many to choose from.
Mansuetude, my back is so much stronger and I'm back carving. So many ideas!! Caro's Dreamer Book really appealed to me. I think it's heavy with ideas :-)
Thanda.
Robyn, these are wonderful pieces, I love them all, but I think the first and last are my favorites, of course Henry Moore is a hero of mine. Thank you for this, I am off to look at links and then off to paint!
Happiness post coming soon :-).
Kisses to Digby and hugs to you,
xoxo
A wonderful way of saying it, and I so love it too!
Would not want to carry it in my heart, was my first thought, then i thought, But even if we dream a whole world it is so light within us this dream power, pure energy threaded power, flowing into the heart eye and hand.
Onward!
Always interesting. Love your concepts for a theme and how you describe it through others works. An art in itself!
Who would have thought holes could be so interesting, you make me see them in a whole new light.
Henry Moore- he knew how to make a hole!
Thank you for bringing all these talented artists to us. Always a pleasure to read your posts!
What a wonderful collection of texture and surfaces. I am itching to run my hands over each and every object. And as for the holes? That adds another dimension to the sensual quality of each of these works!
as always just grand! who'd think you could say that about a bunch of holes. back anon to visit all todays artists! thank you for letting us peep thru the big square hole!
Robyn, your blog is my favorite go to for instant inspiration and artful motivation. thank you for another wonderful dose of pure enjoyment!
hope digby is doing well...
I thought about you as we spent last week in Disney world residing in the African animal kingdom lodge where we had zebras, giraffes and antelopes wandering around the premise below our balcony..just fantastic! The staff was South African as was the restaurant fare..it was all incredibly delightful! I'm ready for my safari now...
That book, that book. that book!
Some wonderful links to check out. Thank you!
esp taken with the henry moore but all are wonderful. thanks.
So many interesting ideas in this world. My head is spinning. I will be looking for holes everywhere I go. Your posts are on my to-look-at list everyday. Thank you for sharing, Robyn. Hugs. bb
Once again a thank you for introducing me to some wonderous new pieces Robyn and distracting me from doing any work ;D
Big loves to you and the gang, hope all is groovy in your world!
xx
the moore sculpture and robbin's book, magnificent holey things.
The various interpretations made from one subject, never ceases to amaze me! I love the organic nature of Henry Moore's sculpture and I especially love the concept of being transported within the piece and looking beyond.
holey smoley....open spaces so full. luv this.
so many links here to check out.. I love holes, dots, circles... I will be spending some time here for sure.
Thanks Robyn - I love Robinn's book and those hidey holes by Stephanie...piercings and punctures work so well.
R-ah! The beauty of negative space. B
There is a wHOLE lot going on here. Sorry I couldn't resist. Beautiful white sculpture with the holes in it. So sensuous.
Wonderful selection of pieces. Nice to see work by Henry Moore...like seeing an old dear friend.
You find such fascinating things and places to go to see more, like the others I love the Henry Moore.
Delicious!!!
very cool focus for your latest collection here Robyn! I especially like Robbin's books - they are so rich! thanks for the introduction :)
xoxo K
A hole lot of way cool eye candy.
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