#Baitogogo

[unbecoming-kiley]

Henrique Oliveira

#Henrique Oliveira #Baitogogo sculpture #Gordian Knot #Palais de Tokyo #Art #art installation #instillation #treescape #nature and architecture #architecture #artist #art on tumblr #dope #badass #badass art #nature

[planet4546b]

THE GARDEN GROWS IN BOTH DIRECTIONS

legend: the black garden, destiny (2014)/ garden of salvation, destiny 2 (2017)/ visions of another world, jean-pierre ugarte/ spring in hieron 38: see where you’re standing, friends at the table/ the poetics of space, gaston bachelard/ rhododendron hirsutum, erwin lichtenegger/ floating city, kasumigaura, kisho kurokawa/ annihilation, jeff vandermeer/ garden of salvation, destiny 2 (2017)/ escher’s lizards, song kang/  a conversation between timothy morton and jeff vandermeer, los angeles review of books/ outer wilds (2019), annapurna interactive/ aspect: realis, destiny 2 (2017)/ your fake name is good enough for me, iron and wine/ no. 13, ja paunkovic/ photograph by xuebing du/ invisible cities, italo calvino/ dandelion, shota suzuki/ baitogogo, henrique oliveira/ aspect: gnomic, destiny 2 (2017)/ spring in hieron 3: hospitable to you, friends at the table/ annihilation (2018), dir. alex garland/ superstructure, superstudio/ sensitive survivors, miranda van dijk/ the poetics of space, gaston bachelard/ one that suits me, hop along/ shadowkeep, destiny 2 (2017)/ notes on the below, ada limon/ wild pear tree, kaveh akbar/ legend: the black garden, destiny (2014)

#destiny #destiny 2 #shadowkeep #the black garden #webweaving #im sooooooo normal about the black garden btw. im so normal about it. like completely normal #ugh theres so many other things i want to put in this but while theyre clear to me i dont think theyd quite read as clearly #or i just cant find the right way to fit them #like. theres a handful of other invisible cities quotes and some stuff from the insulinidian phasmid and piranesi and the continuous monumen #that are all vital to how i understand the black garden but just dont quite come across. and also some music that cant go in a visual post #anyways. i love the black garden so much i think of her all the time happy gos is pinnacle week. she is my everything #and also if anything in this post doesnt make sense. hi. i will absolutely explain my thought process. bc im like this

[melbournenewsvine]

Epic Events prepares to whet the appetite of art lovers in Brisbane in 2023

Over 30 immersive artworks exploring the dimensions of the air, as well as a fairy tale gallery featuring a crooked forest, will catch the eye of art lovers in Brisbane later this year. QAGOMA on Friday launched its 2023 Art Program, which is set to kick off with air Exhibition on November 26. An image of the escalator site at Melbourne Parliament Station in 1977 – part of the JOMA 2023 programme. It runs until April 23, air It will display the human sculpture of Ron Mueck in the bedHard Light Installation by Anthony McCall Transit, And Jonathan Jones’s lyric evokes the wind, the breath, and the call of birds, Untitled (Neighbors). Thirteen large hanging balls, some partially mirrored and others transparent, will also appear as part of Thomas Saraceno’s floating work. Drift: a cosmic web of thermodynamic rhythms. air This is followed by the Michael Zafros exhibition from June 24 to October 2. It will include more than 90 works of painting, sculpture, video and photography focusing on masculinity, craftsmanship and identity. At the same time, eX de Medici’s beautiful evil The photos will illustrate her concerns about world affairs, greed, and trade. Brazilian artist Henrique Oliveira will turn GOMA into a crooked jungle with his installation Baitogogo. Among the most prominent features of EXD Medici is its image of the Australian rock band Midnight Oil, Nothing is as precious as a hole in the ground (2001) and Shotgun/Cliff Wedding Dress (2015), wedding dress based on Julie Andrews’ dress from sound of Music. summer fair fairy tales – From December 2 of next year to April 28, 2024 – It will be filled with installations, paintings, sculptures and costumes by many international and Australian artists, such as Yayoi Kusama and Patricia Piccinini. Brazilian artist Henrique Oliveira will also transform the exhibition into a complex and twisted jungle. Source link Originally published at Melbourne News Vine

#Melbourne News Vine

[n10997831spatialart]

TASK 5/6: Artist Research

TASK 5

ARTIST 1: Ball Nogues Studio

Yucca Crater | 2011

Exploring intersections between contemporary art and life at large

Open sense of volume - structure resembling a basin

Outward movement/projection - gradual

Land art exploring abandoned suburban swimming pools

Recycled materials used previously by design-group

Site specific - message is enhanced due to selection of site

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ARTIST 2: John Lautner

Walstrom House | 1969

Directional movement through positioning of wooden floorboards and external panelling

Asymmetrical structure - balance is found in the diagonals

Structurally sound

Site-dependent - wooden house was built into the side of a hill

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TASK 6

ARTIST 1: TAAT

Foundation built from a repetition of materials

Vertical arrangement forms an overlapping series of shapes

Naturally charged composition -> raw wooden elements of wine

ARTIST 2: Henrique Oliveria

Baitogogo

Twisted engagement and movement

Impression of organic growth]

Centred weight

Large scale

Chaotic weight

ARTIST 3 (Non-Contemporary): Antoni Gaudi

La Sagrada Familia

Casa Mila

[pasandoelmomento]

Obra Baitogogo de Henrique Oliveira

DV

#nudo #escultura #árbol #columna #blanco #Henrique Oliveira #Baitogogo #espacio #arte #obra

[parure-d-insomnie]

“Baitogogo” Exhibition, Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2013)_________for The Season ‘Nouvelle Vague’________by Henrique Oliveira

#“Baitogogo” Exhibition Palais de Tokyo Paris (2013)_________for The Season ‘Nouvelle Vague’________by Henrique Oliveira

[fairytalesbot]

Reagan the Soulful and the scorning of Sydney the Stormy

A long time ago, Reagan lived in a small house near a lonely intersection in the province Finland. Reagan lived with Emery the Blunt, Sedate Milan, Ambitious Jordan, Restless Jaffar, Artistic Alexis, Skylar the Candid, Resentful PeeWee Herman, and Angel the Artistic. Phoenix the Mild, Lyric the Conscientious, Respectful Justice, Insensitive Skylar, Attentive Skyler, Excellent Jaffar, Beautiful Jaylin, Baitogogo the Ugly, and Emerson the Clumsy were friends of Reagan. A lonely intersection played host to a stormy individual, Sydney the Stormy. Sydney attempted to deceive victim. Reagan unwittingly helped Sydney the Stormy. Sydney threatened to marry Jordan. Jaffar, a friend of Reagan, needed money or means of existence. Times were tough. "Ugh. Its Sydney the Stormy" muttered Reagan the Soulful. "Well, look who this is: Reagan the Soulful" muttered Sydney the Stormy. "Well, you certainly are infernal," exclaimed Reagan the Soulful. "Yes, I am," conceded Sydney the Stormy. "But it's been said that I'm also stormy!" "Don't go bragging like that!" says Reagan the Soulful And they set to work fighting; the dust flew like anything. They'd have gone on fighting ever so much longer, only the cocks began to crow. And Sydney the Stormy was hung, drawn, and quartered by Reagan the Soulful. Reagan the Soulful cut her into small pieces, which were buried throughout the woods. Reagan the Soulful set out for her small house. So she went and had a goodish drink, and then started in search of a lonely intersection.

[marloesvanzee]

Baitogogo - Henrique Oliveira

De metamorfose van de rechte witte balken naar het organische hout.

#inspiratie

[philosibies]

Baitogogo by Henrique Oliviera at Palais de Tokyo (Paris, France) via /r/ArchitecturePorn https://www.reddit.com/r/ArchitecturePorn/comments/hk85cp/baitogogo_by_henrique_oliviera_at_palais_de_tokyo/?utm_source=ifttt

#architecture #aesthetic

[kcarringtonwhiti]

How could trees be represented?

John Pule.

All the Way. Alley Theatre/ Dallas Theater Center. Scenic design by Beowulf Boritt.

Baitogogo by Henrique Oliveira.

[creativeprojectrachaelmcgloan]

Artist Research ; Monika Gryzmala -  Spatial drawing 

https://www.arch2o.com/drawing-in-space-monika-grzymala/

Artist Research ; Jeongmoon Choi - https://www.frameweb.com/news/puls-by-jeongmoon-choi 

Artist Research ; Henrique Oliverira   https://www.dezeen.com/2013/08/09/baitogogo-by-henrique-oliveira-at-palais-de-tokyo/

[zainababdullafan-blog]

Assessment 2: Independent Project

Lydia Kann Nettler’s forests of paperZ6 is my chosen site

 I will use this particular area for the art installation, as well as the platform up the staircase.

This place has high ceiling, which provides an opportunity to exploit it for the installation. Plus, this space lacks of life, you could say it is very dead.

The main thing that I liked is the glass wall that separates the place which makes it look like one area.

This is the second area which I am going to use for the installation .

I am thinking to connect these two areas by creating more than one form that are relate to each other. 

Week 8 

artist research

Artist Crystal Wagner 

This piece  creates an unusual juxtaposition of an unwieldy organic growth against the backdrop of a 100-year-old art nouveau facade. Wagner is known for her large-scale mixed-media installations using a variety of materials like braided nylon, wire mesh, and cable ties that create colorful forms affixed to buildings or suspended from galleries.

This could be a good inspiration for the exterior wall next to platform up to the stair case. 

kathleen ryan creates moldy fruit sculptures from semi-precious gemstones

Artist Kathleen Ryan creates a conversation between the beautiful and the grotesque in her oversized sculptures of mold-covered fruit. The New York-based artist uses precious and semi-precious stones like malachite, opal, and smoky quartz to form the simulacrum of common green rot on each fruit. Working at a larger-than-life scale, Ryan creates a foam base, rudimentarily painted to map out the fresh and rotten areas on the surface. She then individually places each gemstone, with varied shapes, sizes, and colors that emulate the shift from desirable to disgusting. Lemons are a particular favorite, but Ryan also works with oranges and pears, with each work scaling 6 to 29 inches. “The sculptures are beautiful and pleasurable, but there’s an ugliness and unease that comes with them,” Ryan told The New York Times.

I really like the creative method that artist use to show the rottenness.  

the artist name: pascale marthine tayou

ree branches of various distances and dimensions grow horizontally from the surface, inverting the usual experience and traditional relationship we have with trees. rather than leaves, the bark bears brightly colored plastic bags on its edges, crudely tied to each organic limb. while the work stands as a visual symbol of the harmful effects of pollution and consumerism on the environment, ‘plastic tree’ is also an investigation towards the artistic qualities of plastic as a medium, and its incorporation with natural materials.

I like the organic movements, the colour and the use of recycled materials.  

Artist Henrique Oliveira has created an amazing piece of work that is so realistic, it looks as though it is taking over the building. The piece in entitled  Baitogogo, and resembles the look of an over-grown forest. The installation is made on top of the supports that hold up the building, and it looks as though all the beams have begun to grow into each other. People have been referring to the piece as anthropomorphic, and that is a good description because the limbs have realistic qualities that seem as though it is growing all on its own. 

also here interesting organic movement from different directions. 

Kathleen Ryan is my research exampler  

los Angeles based sculptor Kathleen Ryan plays with weight and time in her Grecian-inspired sculptures.

Ryan’s work started gaining attention following her debut show at London’s Josh Lilley in 2016. Here, she exhibited her signature mammoth sized grapes, which hang heavy as lead from their plinths. The grapes are bound together with heavy concrete shackles giving her work a political element. 

Through her innovative handling of form, Ryan appears to usurp gravity, making dense and heavy materials seem weightless. 

I like the form, colours, materials and the how the artworks exhibit the space.   

This heritage fig tree in botanic garden, was my inspiration for the art installation. 

It has beautiful and unique growth. I like the way of branching small branches on the big branch and what I like more or what attracted my eyes is the accumulation of fruit in some parts.

The eggshell was the beginning, it is has similar qualities to the image in my mind, the features of the eggshell, like the balance, different/contrasting colours, and thickness, were all part of the inspiration for the bowls.

A way to describe this is that someone would feel protected if they were in it.    

This is the process of mimicking the egg shell by using clay 

Process of colouring the clay outer shell with white and gold on the inside. 

I chose to use metallic paint because of the way it reflects light, this adds depth, and reflection.

Experimenting using  chicken mesh 

I was not satisfied with the results of the chicken mesh, it doesn't reflect what I imagined in my mind.  

artist research 

Lydia Kann Nettler’s forests of paper

Lydia Kann Nettler creates environments made of paper and paper products. Her site-specific installations of sculptural and charcoal-drawn forest scenes include collaged prose that explores the impact of being the child of a Holocaust survivor, single parenthood, mental illness, and poverty. 

one example of artist installation who used paper mache for his work.  so I am more excited to try this mothed. 

Experimenting using paper Mache method

The materials I needed were:

Flour

Water

Newspaper

Balloon

I did the first few steps, I mixed in the water with the flour, set up the balloon and newspaper all ready for the paper Mache process.

Here, i've made one balloon fully covered and one covered only half way.

The process of this project was very long, it took a while getting the balloons covered, but it took a day process for the paper Mache to dry.

This bowl was dropped, however I loved the turn out, it makes it more unique, balanced, and tight. It also shows how thin the paper Mache became.

The curved shape of this bowl, incorporates shadows, and depth.

These two bowls are from the fully covered balloon, I cut it in half to create two separate pieces.

This full balloon didn't have thin layer like the half balloon, this might be due to too many layers of newspaper. I was not satisfied with this, as I wanted it to be thinner, however I loved the shape, depth, balance, and shadow (around it and inside it).

The effect of the metallic and curved shape both work together well, because having the metallic on the inside not only creates reflection of the light, but also creates depth, making it look deeper. It is like a magical ray of light inside of the bowl. 

While waiting the other balloon to dry I try using anther type of papers.  

Experimenting using normal white paper and very thin kind of fabric 

Same process as the newspaper, however it was an easier, and cleaner method. Comparing the flour mix to the craft paste mix, the craft paste was a much cleaner liquid to use.

It was hard to deal with the fabric, because it wasn't gripping onto the balloon, and it wasn't in a nice round oval shape. This might've been because of the large pieces, so I took it off and cut the fabric into smaller, more flexible pieces.

This was the result.

This method wasn't very durable, or successful, this might've been because the strength of the fabric is weaker than the strength of the paper.

When paper mache dried the balloon popped.

It is smoother than the flour method.

I like the unique shape the paper had. However, the balloon stuck to it, and it was hard to remove. 

This normal bowl shape did not have the same effect as the curved one, the metallic paint reflects of the light, but I would use both in the art installation.

I used photoshop to experiment with the final result, on the long cement column I had the small clay bowls stuck on for more colour and life in this area, you also see in the other platform, the large curved shaped bowl. But I don't have anything in mind yet for the wall.

 placed two curved bowls on the platform, One of them was large in scale, while the other fits human body, to make it cozy, and closed in.

The last experiment 

The differences in this experiment are 

less layers of paper 

using the craft mix   

The result when they dried 

Smoother and Thinner  which is what i am aiming for.  

back to my inspiration (fig tree branch) I think adding  branch-like curved rounded lines(branches) that seems coming out from the column (tree trunk) and attached to the next wall is a good idea to get benefit from the existing elements in the space. 

I really like this  because it is more integrated with the space and  there is clear visual harmony and balance. 

I made sketch up model for the area where my installation will be. 

this photo shows the exterior part of the installation. I described the work in detail in the written rational.  

this photo shows the interior part of the installation. in this one I tried to add extra colour to the gold which is metallic fuchsia colour but I add it in small portion just to add more excitement to installation 

I think it will be good idea to add different colour from time to time to make the art installation more joyful. 

[jeromer-spatialdesign]

Brazilian artist Henrique Oliveira's new installation "Baitogogo": the complex "network of organic materials" sees existing concrete+plaster pillars transform into contorted+intertwining organic material reminiscent of the Amazon rainforest. Oliveria aims to highlight the organic growth of São Paulo's favelas as well as the "endemic and parasitic nature of these constructions." Inspiration is also drawn from medical textbooks+studies of physical pathologies such as tumours.

[tekla-courseaccount]

I thought it’d only be fair if I did a quick introduction this term as well. As I said in class, you can call me Tekla or Dr. Hawkins or Professor or Dr. Tekla or any combination thereof. 

This is my second year at UTRGV. I did my PhD at UT-Austin with a concentration in digital rhetoric & literacies, my BA and my MA are in English with a literature concentration. I started teaching at Austin in 2007, during my masters program. 

I make almost all of my classes use tumblr, and I just noticed I have 158 followers. Hi everyone. *waves* This term I’m teaching 6328, a graduate level Digital Rhetoric survey, 4343 composition theory & pedagogy, and 1302-99, an online second-semester research and writing course. That’s a 3/4 time teaching gig for those of you playing along and the rest of my work time is spent on research and writing. 

My user icon up there is “Baitogogo,” by Henrique Oliveira. Most of my user icons & webspace backgrounds, especially for scholarship, tend to focus on the way we define boundaries and what happens when we push on them. That & that cat gif up there sum up my entire approach to scholarship. 

#engl4343sp17 #digrhetsp17 #engl130299 #prof #introductions #the internet is for cats

[melanie-l]

Entremêlement.

#culturevisuelle #atelierhitoshi #soufujimoto #enriqueoliviera

[fairytalesbot]

The demon Milan the Stinky and what happened to her

Tatum lived in a shack just on the verge of Belorechensk in the city-state Siberia. Tatum lived with Christopher the Watchful, Baitogogo the Insensitive, Below average Emory, Reagan the Wonderful, Reassuring London, Excitable Jessie, and Inactive Benjamin. Able Armani, Christian the Energetic, Persnickety Rylee, Justice the Fussy, Blue Christian, Quirky Skyler, Harley the Proud, and DEATH the Intelligent were friends of Tatum. Baitogogo the Insensitive went missing. "Mmm," exclaimed Tatum. Milan, a untoward demon, paid a visit to Belorechensk. While skulking about Belorechensk, Milan the Stinky overhearded some gossip about Tatum. Milan the Stinky attempted to deceive victim. Supercilious Tatum unwittingly helped Milan the Stinky. Tatum left shack to find a hammer. Tatum was chased. Supercilious Tatum's horse smote Jamie full swing with its hoof, and cracked his skull, and Supercilious Tatum made an end of him with a club. The body was left in the possession of Tatum, who scraped together the pieces and burned them in the stove. God did it to educate Jamie for his filthiness. Tatum dated for a few years, but decided to remain single and became filled with knowledge. Years passed, but Tatum still mourned the stinging loss of Baitogogo. After that he lived long and happily, survived to a great age, and then died peacefully.