8/17/2010
moneyless
http://www.unurth.com/560915/Moneyless-Italy
tobiaibot was sent this link by her friend max dns
it operates on her apprecitation level as it artguably falls under the category of linear anamorphosis
8/07/2010
food fun freakies
8/05/2010
modified objects and landscapes
tobiaibot is thoroughly excited by artists playing with space and the physical environment.
particularly she is drawn to artists who use linear anamorphic methods (felice varini, jan imberi, jan dibbetts, john pfahl) where a space is imposed upon in a way that creates a visual plane or picture when viewed from one particular angle. she is similarly enticed by those who have taken time to arrange and compose elements of natual or non natural detritus (matt hinkley, andy goldsworthy).
why?
because such procedures bring her attention to the place or object that has been manually altered. she comes to consider what it is and ponders how it requires either subtle or drastic alteration to be considered at all. she appreciates those who notice something and want others to notice it which they do when those who notice also beautifully alter!
jan dibbetts
felice varini
jan imberi
john pfahl
john pfahl
andy goldsworthy
matt hinkley - ink on found object
matt hinkley-carved found object
particularly she is drawn to artists who use linear anamorphic methods (felice varini, jan imberi, jan dibbetts, john pfahl) where a space is imposed upon in a way that creates a visual plane or picture when viewed from one particular angle. she is similarly enticed by those who have taken time to arrange and compose elements of natual or non natural detritus (matt hinkley, andy goldsworthy).
why?
because such procedures bring her attention to the place or object that has been manually altered. she comes to consider what it is and ponders how it requires either subtle or drastic alteration to be considered at all. she appreciates those who notice something and want others to notice it which they do when those who notice also beautifully alter!
jan dibbetts
felice varini
jan imberi
john pfahl
john pfahl
andy goldsworthy
matt hinkley - ink on found object
matt hinkley-carved found object
8/02/2010
melbourne eating to visit
north melbourne
-pumpkin borek at Queen Victoria Markets
-auction rooms
-fandango
-korean fried chicken at Hallah 268 victoria street nth melb
kensington
-elevenses
-social roasting company
cbd
-izakaya den
-laksa at coconut house 449 elizabeth street
-sandwiches at Choix on liberty lane
-sandwiches at earl canteen 500 bourke street
-rosa's journal canteen
-movida aqui
-gingerboy
-soup dumplings at Hu Tong on market lane
-steamed pork bun from Nam Loong 223 Russell street
-mamasita
-momo's
collingwood
-proud mary
west melbourne
-white lotus
footscray
-ethiopian place
north fitzroy
-supermaxi
northcote
-next door diner
east brunswick
-each peach
-hellenic republic
richmond
-pho at Co Do 196 victoria street
-pumpkin borek at Queen Victoria Markets
-auction rooms
-fandango
-korean fried chicken at Hallah 268 victoria street nth melb
kensington
-elevenses
-social roasting company
cbd
-izakaya den
-laksa at coconut house 449 elizabeth street
-sandwiches at Choix on liberty lane
-sandwiches at earl canteen 500 bourke street
-rosa's journal canteen
-movida aqui
-gingerboy
-soup dumplings at Hu Tong on market lane
-steamed pork bun from Nam Loong 223 Russell street
-mamasita
-momo's
collingwood
-proud mary
west melbourne
-white lotus
footscray
-ethiopian place
north fitzroy
-supermaxi
northcote
-next door diner
east brunswick
-each peach
-hellenic republic
richmond
-pho at Co Do 196 victoria street
8/01/2010
artists whose work tobiaibot has seen and been shaken
ian burns
and then..
http://www.ianburns.net/
at anna schwartz
http://www.annaschwartzgallery.com/
on the 29th of July 2010
james murnane (see post on his work)
at blindside gallery
http://www.blindside.org.au/
on the 29th of July 2010
benjamin armstrong
at tolarno galleries
http://www.tolarnogalleries.com/
on the 29th of July 2010
simon macewan
http://simon-macewan.blogspot.com/
The Devil’s Mountain is an exhibition of sculptures and watercolour drawings exploring early mathematic ideas used to order and explain the physical world and to justify architectural systems; ideal transcendental abstractions such as the Platonic solids and Vitruvian and Modulor man. The exhibition looks at the relationship and tensions between these abstract systems and the chaotic reality of the world, considering their alteration and failure in their physical manifestations and the more subtle ways in which they distort the world.
at westspace gallery
http://www.westspace.org.au/
on the 29th of July 2010
susan jacobs
at sarah scout
http://www.sarahscoutpresents.com/
on the 29th of July 2010
and then..
http://www.ianburns.net/
at anna schwartz
http://www.annaschwartzgallery.com/
on the 29th of July 2010
james murnane (see post on his work)
at blindside gallery
http://www.blindside.org.au/
on the 29th of July 2010
benjamin armstrong
at tolarno galleries
http://www.tolarnogalleries.com/
on the 29th of July 2010
simon macewan
http://simon-macewan.blogspot.com/
The Devil’s Mountain is an exhibition of sculptures and watercolour drawings exploring early mathematic ideas used to order and explain the physical world and to justify architectural systems; ideal transcendental abstractions such as the Platonic solids and Vitruvian and Modulor man. The exhibition looks at the relationship and tensions between these abstract systems and the chaotic reality of the world, considering their alteration and failure in their physical manifestations and the more subtle ways in which they distort the world.
at westspace gallery
http://www.westspace.org.au/
on the 29th of July 2010
susan jacobs
at sarah scout
http://www.sarahscoutpresents.com/
on the 29th of July 2010
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