concrete art

One who understands embodiment as the ultimate expression of a concrete art.

Chalkboard chicken in 1993, which became a business selling molded concrete art objects.

Sound/retaining walls, bridges, office buildings and more serve as the optimal canvases for concrete art.

He sought to create objects so that the new science of form could be understood by the senses: that is as a concrete art.

His father start to paint relatively early in his life, in abstract and concrete art.

By the age of 20, Lygia Pape had joined the concrete art movement.

Their counterpart was the Frente artists, which had a less rigid approach to Concrete art.

He also does other art-forms like concrete art, jewelry, steel crosses and pentagrams.

By 1931 he had returned to abstraction in the form of concrete art featuring geometric shapes and overlapping planes.

The Neo-concrete artists did not totally reject Concrete art.

Concrete art remained the basis of Neo-concrete art, but it was reformulated.

This reinforced concrete Art Deco house has always been painted blue and white; the colour even features on the 1937 plan for an extension.

As is the case with concrete art, his work is not modeled after any existing object - his sculpture represents only itself.

Since 2001 the Mondriaan House has been the only museum for constructive and concrete art in the Netherlands.

This was the basis for Concrete art and Surrealism which became the latest trend in the international Avant-garde movement.

Most of his work at this time was in the prevailing Concrete art idiom, exemplified by Max Bill.

His work of that time is characterised to create forms which follow the tradition of concrete art, as Max Bill and others founded it.

Because of this organic pattern, this print seems to overtly oppose the mechanic properties associated with Concrete art.

The themed gardens were reminiscent of concrete art and attracted attention with colorful and varied plantings.

A local landmark, the precast concrete Art Deco edifice later housed a perfume factory.

The Peterskirche (Saint Peter's church) houses an exhibition of Concrete art.

Concrete art intended to defend the objectivity of art though paintings that "have no other significance than [themselves]."

Theo van Doesburg produces a "Manifesto of Concrete art".

He is considered as one of the founders of the Linien II movement, part of concrete art at the time.

Norbert Müller-Everling (born 27 March 1953) is a contemporary German artist working with concrete art.