Painting After Art is Dead

Painting After Art is Dead is a blog about my practice and others I find inspiring.

Ernesto Neto

Sterling Bowen

Created in collaboration with FWM, Ernesto Neto’s The Gate and The Garden were ambitious explorations of material, form, and scale. The monolithic sculptures combine to form an immediate and sensual experience. As with the artist’s previous large-scale installations, which he has described as a “kind of body/space/landscape,” the effect of the work is felt through direct experience, not symbolic representation.

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  1. Paul Henry Ramirez – Painting After Art is Dead

    […] into Darkness” (which I can’t find a link for anywhere in the internet) that also gives Ernesto a nod. […]

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