If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it really make a sound ?
An age old philosophical conundrum that perhaps we may never get to the bottom of, but if a tree falls in a forest and you slice it up into segments and play them on a record player ? Then yes, according to Bartholomäus Traubeck you have music.
Wednesday 18 March 2015
Sunday 15 March 2015
Forest Photography of Ellie Davies
The Stunning atmospheric photography of Ellie Davies, is forest photography with a twist, Each series of images taken from around the UK forests have had something added, sometimes subtly, other times, not.
Each of the following images is just one from that titled series. I strongly recommend reading the artists statements to truly immerse yourself in what the artist has envisaged.
Each of the following images is just one from that titled series. I strongly recommend reading the artists statements to truly immerse yourself in what the artist has envisaged.
Wednesday 11 March 2015
Competition Entry Black Walnut Floor
I was contacted by WeirdWood Reader Gary Horvath who is owner of 'Real Antique Wood' based in Irvington New Jersey, and invited to browse through his Facebook page, when I saw this, I was hooked.
Wednesday 4 March 2015
I Don't Like Mondays by Ben Turnbull
"Guns are Forbidden Fruit" In 2009 at west London's Eleven gallery, artist Ben Turnbull from London UK put on an exhibition of seven pieces entitled 'I Don't Like Mondays'. Controversially these were images of a variety of guns carved into old school desks.
Lesson 1, 60 x 120 cm/24 x 47 in (carved desk), 2009 |
Tuesday 24 February 2015
Matchstick Men by Wolfgang Stiller
In 2013 German artist Wolfgang Stiller had been experimenting with art materials leftover in his studio from a movie production in china while he was residing in beijing. This is when he began his matchstick project with moulds of Chinese faces and bamboo.
Sunday 25 January 2015
Pirolette
Family business in Colorado Springs specialise in turning the profile image of you or your loved ones into unique wooden keepsakes.
Turn Your Head is a family run business based in Colorado Springs U.S. who cleverly use the 'Face versus Vase' illusion to create a permanent profile portrait of your loved ones.
Labels:
carving,
Face versus Vase,
lathe,
Pirolette,
sculpture,
Turn Your Head,
wood carving,
Wooden Art,
woodworking
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