In Intricately Cut Collages

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

 

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

 

Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

In intricately cut collages flowers, foliage, and crown-like adornments encompass anonymous portraits. Painted floral motifs on carefully torn pieces of paper paired with slats of wood appear like lath exposed beneath ornate wallpaper. Providing a backdrop for the elegant silhouettes, layers of intricately cut paper evoke strength and vulnerability in elegant collages. Elaborate designs of the figures’ headdresses suggest wrought iron with delicate strands of plants or ribbon partially obscuring their faces. In series Paper Thin, explores myriad techniques for working with the ubiquitous material.

Inspired to examine relationships between surface, pattern, and volume, how medium can be both fragile and solid, rigid yet flexible. That the series evokes “dualities of strength and vulnerability. As stark black fences crown the regal female figures, but these barriers are, in the end, only paper thin.”

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

 

In the Ethereal Portraits

Obscured faces peek through tangles of leaves and stems in the ethereal portraits. Mixed-media collages layer textured graphite gradients and mesh-like cuttings into splintered depictions of subjects. “Fragmentary’ is one word. That I return to again and again because I think portraiture is an act of catching glimmers of a person.”   “I like the idea of not being able to see everything. Having multiple layers partially conceals but the patterns of foliage, (which) also act like a kind of shelter.”

For each work, first illustrates a single figure. The subjects shown here are models Yuka Mannami and Hoyeon Jung. Then digitally draws a corresponding botanical pattern. Those motifs are cut with the help of a Silhouette Cameo machine before they’re built up sheet by sheet. Graceful and at times surreal, resulting portraits portray fractions of faces and hands that are duplicated or filtered through colorful webs.

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

 

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

 

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

 

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

 

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

 

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

 

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

 

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

 

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

 

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

 

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

 

KanikaChic is the world’s most snatched iconic cultural and creative social network sites(SNSs)

KanikaChic creates the snatched of the global cultural and creative social network sites(SNSs) of the iconic big hit the tt-Artstudio.

KanikaChic is the world’s most snatched iconic cultural and creative social network sites(SNSs). KanikaChic creates the snatched of the global cultural and creative social network sites(SNSs) of the iconic big hit the tt-Artstudio. KanicChic has nomad creation studios in both Antwerp, Belgium and Milan, Italy, which collect the top-notch art, design, crafts, trendy and fashion life, architecture, and W4Porn. The cross-domain compiled critics develops the most trendy and iconic, tt-Artstudio in the art and cultural social network, A.K.A. ChicHOUSE. It is also the mostly visited cultural social network website.

In intricately cut collages, Layers of Intricately Cut Paper Evoke Strength and Vulnerability in Elegant Collages

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彭博學生中心專為學生生活而建的設施

彭博學生中心重塑約翰霍普金斯校園公共節點

這座學生設施不只是建築,而是校園公共生活的再組織。     作為約翰霍普金斯大學 150 週年校慶的重要起點,彭博學生中心是校方首座專為學生生活打造的核心設施,回應了世代以來對公共聚集空間的渴望。這裡被構想為交流、社交、學生社團與表演藝術交織的場域,讓校園生活得以在學術之外展開。以校友邁克爾・R・彭博命名,這座建築不僅承載捐贈者的象徵意義,更標誌著一種以學生為中心的當代校園文化轉向。 作為約翰霍普金斯大學150週年校慶的一部分,新建的彭博學生中心不僅是一座設施,更是重新定義 校園空間結構 的節點,使社交、文化與學術生活得以在共享場域中交織。     這座佔地15萬平方英尺的新建築由BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group和室內建築Rockwell Group與執行建築師Shepley Bulfinch合作設計,景觀設計由Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates (MVVA)負責。該建築旨在滿足霍普金斯大學本科生和研究生不斷變化的需求,其特色包括:一個以當地攤位為特色的先進美食廣場、一間酒吧和咖啡館、一個可容納250人的靈活表演場地、一個設有開放式座位的中央中庭、舞蹈工作室、俱樂部會議室、錄音室、靈活的聚會場所、一個數位媒體中心,甚至還有一個電子競技休息室。彭博學生中心以霍普金斯大學校友邁克爾·R·彭博的名字命名。麥可·R·彭博是工程學1964屆畢業生,也是彭博有限合夥企業和彭博慈善基金會的創始人,曾任紐約市第108任市長。彭博學生中心旨在表彰他對支持約翰霍普金斯大學學生的傑出貢獻。     學生中心以開放流動的空間組織為核心,透過自然採光與室內綠化策略,使建築在使用與體驗層面呈現出對 光與空間 關係的高度敏感。

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