Fifteen Ice Sculptures: Form, Transparency and Light
A horn becomes visible where it catches the light. A wing needs shadow between its layers. Ice sculpture asks the viewer to look at the mat...
A horn becomes visible where it catches the light. A wing needs shadow between its layers. Ice sculpture asks the viewer to look at the mat...
Ice and snow give artists something unusual: a material whose transformation can become part of the work. Melting, fresh snowfall and chang...
Ross Cohen’s Fire and Ice uses reverse playback to turn destruction into apparent construction. Ice seems to recover its form, inviting the...
A transparent truck body makes this Canadian promotional build look almost impossible at first glance. The illusion becomes more interestin...