Darkness Visible : #3 Twister Again

Alice Aycock

Darkness Visible : #3 Twister Again, 201940.6 x 71.1cmPrice on Request
Details
Material
digital inkjet print and watercolour on paper
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork features two vibrant, swirling vortexes against a dramatic gradient background. The prominent use of vivid pinks, oranges, and reds creates a dynamic and energetic composition. The spiraling forms evoke a sense of kinetic motion, with the shapes seemingly twisting and churning. The bold, abstract style and experimental techniques employed by the artist suggest a departure from traditional representational art, inviting the viewer to experience the visual rhythms and turbulent energy of the piece. This contemporary work likely aims to capture the raw power and unpredictable nature of natural phenomena like tornadoes or storms. ...

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Spinning Top #2
Artist
Alice Aycock
B.1946, American

Alice Aycock is an American sculptor and installation artist. She was an early artist in the land art movement in the 1970s. Her early works were semi-architectural sited works constructed of wood and stone, and involved reshaping the earth. During the 1980s, she started work incorporating steel and other components evoking industry to challenge the idea of industrial aesthetics. Her steel works seem against the laws of gravity, floating like tops above the ground. Span over five decades, Aycock's concerns changed variously, from cybernetics, phenomenology, physics, post-structuralism, information overload, scientific discoveries, and computer programming. Aycock’s public sculptures can be found in many major cities in the U.S. and around the world. Her work could always develop its life into artificial environments, bringing different perceptions wherever they are installed. ...

Alice Aycock: Artworks
Spinning Top #2
Alice AycockSpinning Top #2, 2023Price on Request
Darkness Visible : #3 Twister Again
Alice AycockDarkness Visible : #3 Twister Again, 2019Price on Request