14 Amazing Artists and Their Creations
Take a look as some of the most amazing and unbelievable worlds of art created and the artists who made the dazzling installations.\r
\r
Subscribe to Talltanic \r
\r
8. Alexandr Milov\r
Alexandr Milov is a Ukraine-based artist who created a famous art installation at Burning Man. Titled Love. This art piece speaks about a conflict between man and woman. It also speaks about life, death, and the unknown. The sad two wired framed adults silhouettes sit sadly in the fetal position. Allows the viewer to question their reality and sadness. Life is too short. The two internal beings inside them, also known as their inner child longing to be loved. The forgiving, open and free spirit of the ones inner child is known as our true self. Allowing this art installation to remain one of the most powerful sculptures that Burning Man has ever seen created, and will forever be remembered.\r
\r
7. Ugo Rondinone\r
Ugo Rondinone is a Swiss contemporary artist, known for sculptures, sound, video, and photography. Ugo wide-range of prices allows him to utilize metaphoric imagery, such as clouds, animals, and figures with a hint of a psychedelic language and nature. Art making is a ritual and meditation for Ugo, every day. The seven magic mountains draw people from all over to pose with the psychedelic rocks sitting in the desert. Made of thirty-three boulders sit in the desert. Recently vandalized, but soon to be fixed. He moved to New York City in 1998, and his artwork is found in the New Museum of Contemporary Art. He still resides in New York Today.\r
\r
6. Jeff Koons\r
Jeff Koons is a famous artist born in America based in New York City. Jeff Koons likes to play with common cultural ideas. He plays with taste, pleasure, celebrities, and commerce. He enjoys making comical interesting installations. The Balloon Dog is a fake inflatable sculpture. He wanted to shift the scale, to create a youthful representation of life. He likes to make tongue-in-cheek art that is not offensive, but an optimistic viewpoint. He enjoys created Surrealistic art because it transcends his art to the metaphysical. \r
\r
5. Richard Serra\r
Richard Serra was born in San Francisco, and is based in New York City. Richard Serra is a sculpture artist from the 20th century. Richard Serra is famous for using space, proportion, and different viewers perception. He enjoys creating interive spaces that people can relate to and question. His main inspiration is modern dancers. Richard Serra attended Yale, alongside Chuck Close, and Nancy Graves. He is a very determined yet quiet artist, his willfulness got him the recognition he has today.\r
\r
4. Rafael Gómezbarros\r
Rafael was born in 1972. He is known for his poetic reflections on political issues that stand in Colombia. He creates art that questions individual and social realities. He creates work on desire, uality, identity, and anonymity. This piece was featured at the Saatchi Gallery, giant spiders scattered around the room. He has work featured all over the world.\r
\r
3.Michener Art Museum is a museum that displays sculptures outdoors, and regularly maintains them. Michener Art Museum goes to the sculpture garden and washes the sculptures with soap. They use fine brushes to preserve the art but does nothing to preserve the ual surface of the sculpture garden.\r
\r
2. Xavier Mascarós\r
Xavier is an artist from Madrid and was inspired to become an artist after his mothers death. So he could leave something behind for her.\r
He works with iron and has shown in Paris and Madrid, as well as the Saatchi Gallery in London. He studied fine art in Barcelona and found his calling with the use of sculpture. He used iron work, to express the external calm and intensity he feels to channel into his artwork. He transfers his energy onto his artistic objects. He uses it as an escape, to exercise his emotions. His most notable artwork is hisGuardians. Shown above, they sit in a buddha stance and are about five to ten feet tall with an impressive protective feeling to them. They are a line of warriors with aluminum masks. His sculptures have an artists hand in each sculpture he creates.\r
\r
1.Henry Moore\r
Henry Moore is one of the most famous British sculptors of the 20th century. He is internationally known after the post-war time period. Hes inspired by Picasso and feel deeply about humanism. He uses motifs of mother and children. Usually, the figures are reclining, but are a comment on the human body and meshing it with a human landscape. The sculpture was his main medium. His optimistic view of humanity is what brought his international audience, and most cities have at least one of his sculptures. They speak about the rebound nature of humanity, and coping with any disaster.
\r
Subscribe to Talltanic \r
\r
8. Alexandr Milov\r
Alexandr Milov is a Ukraine-based artist who created a famous art installation at Burning Man. Titled Love. This art piece speaks about a conflict between man and woman. It also speaks about life, death, and the unknown. The sad two wired framed adults silhouettes sit sadly in the fetal position. Allows the viewer to question their reality and sadness. Life is too short. The two internal beings inside them, also known as their inner child longing to be loved. The forgiving, open and free spirit of the ones inner child is known as our true self. Allowing this art installation to remain one of the most powerful sculptures that Burning Man has ever seen created, and will forever be remembered.\r
\r
7. Ugo Rondinone\r
Ugo Rondinone is a Swiss contemporary artist, known for sculptures, sound, video, and photography. Ugo wide-range of prices allows him to utilize metaphoric imagery, such as clouds, animals, and figures with a hint of a psychedelic language and nature. Art making is a ritual and meditation for Ugo, every day. The seven magic mountains draw people from all over to pose with the psychedelic rocks sitting in the desert. Made of thirty-three boulders sit in the desert. Recently vandalized, but soon to be fixed. He moved to New York City in 1998, and his artwork is found in the New Museum of Contemporary Art. He still resides in New York Today.\r
\r
6. Jeff Koons\r
Jeff Koons is a famous artist born in America based in New York City. Jeff Koons likes to play with common cultural ideas. He plays with taste, pleasure, celebrities, and commerce. He enjoys making comical interesting installations. The Balloon Dog is a fake inflatable sculpture. He wanted to shift the scale, to create a youthful representation of life. He likes to make tongue-in-cheek art that is not offensive, but an optimistic viewpoint. He enjoys created Surrealistic art because it transcends his art to the metaphysical. \r
\r
5. Richard Serra\r
Richard Serra was born in San Francisco, and is based in New York City. Richard Serra is a sculpture artist from the 20th century. Richard Serra is famous for using space, proportion, and different viewers perception. He enjoys creating interive spaces that people can relate to and question. His main inspiration is modern dancers. Richard Serra attended Yale, alongside Chuck Close, and Nancy Graves. He is a very determined yet quiet artist, his willfulness got him the recognition he has today.\r
\r
4. Rafael Gómezbarros\r
Rafael was born in 1972. He is known for his poetic reflections on political issues that stand in Colombia. He creates art that questions individual and social realities. He creates work on desire, uality, identity, and anonymity. This piece was featured at the Saatchi Gallery, giant spiders scattered around the room. He has work featured all over the world.\r
\r
3.Michener Art Museum is a museum that displays sculptures outdoors, and regularly maintains them. Michener Art Museum goes to the sculpture garden and washes the sculptures with soap. They use fine brushes to preserve the art but does nothing to preserve the ual surface of the sculpture garden.\r
\r
2. Xavier Mascarós\r
Xavier is an artist from Madrid and was inspired to become an artist after his mothers death. So he could leave something behind for her.\r
He works with iron and has shown in Paris and Madrid, as well as the Saatchi Gallery in London. He studied fine art in Barcelona and found his calling with the use of sculpture. He used iron work, to express the external calm and intensity he feels to channel into his artwork. He transfers his energy onto his artistic objects. He uses it as an escape, to exercise his emotions. His most notable artwork is hisGuardians. Shown above, they sit in a buddha stance and are about five to ten feet tall with an impressive protective feeling to them. They are a line of warriors with aluminum masks. His sculptures have an artists hand in each sculpture he creates.\r
\r
1.Henry Moore\r
Henry Moore is one of the most famous British sculptors of the 20th century. He is internationally known after the post-war time period. Hes inspired by Picasso and feel deeply about humanism. He uses motifs of mother and children. Usually, the figures are reclining, but are a comment on the human body and meshing it with a human landscape. The sculpture was his main medium. His optimistic view of humanity is what brought his international audience, and most cities have at least one of his sculptures. They speak about the rebound nature of humanity, and coping with any disaster.
Category
📺
TV