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… that it would be one of the heaviest things ever moved by humans; the first time I was allowed to walk …

… the object of “derision” from the object of “desire”—that human paradox of sexuality in its most vivid form of … and the deep encroaching shadows, as if of some mystical nature, the chiaroscuro intrinsically ethereal and base, …

… The exhibition highlights Tamayo’s engagement with the human figure and his revolutionary printmaking methods. With … special attention due to its large size and fragile nature. Tamayo worked on the print over a period of three …

… He may feel similar about my idea space and its nature. There's a certain mixture to the air that is needed … curved to greater suspend this mark's entry and exit for human perception. UNE was my first "sculpture." © 2015 … was looking for a…

… of the artist’s statement that “I had broken down the human body, so I set about putting it together again.” Etude … gift, strikes the same balance of a constructed plastic humanity. Pierre Bonnard, Après le repas, 1925, © Artists … the future development of…

… to the city; his understanding of the city’s heterogeneous nature and its fluidity has distinguished him as a … in his works a sense of immediacy and expression that would humanize his constructions. In projects such as the Familian … the craftsman understands me…

… Eggeling of a “universal language” that could bring all of humanity together. Richter and Eggeling began with abstract …

… expanded to furniture, wearables, interior architecture, or human-scale installations; b) its modularity as a building …