Giant Wire Sculptures!

Karize Uy Scribol

If you happen to have a sudden urge to be creative, and have spools of wire sitting around somewhere, why not take after some artists who have taken a common spool of wire into extraordinary wire sculptures?

Wires are made by drawing the sheet of metals through holes. Sizes of wires are measured by their thickness. The thinnest wires can be .07mm thick, while the thickest can go as thick as 11mm. Thin wires are sometimes wound together to form a wire rope as what we can see in cable wires or the copper wires inside a plastic-coated telephone wire.

The British sculptor Sophie Ryder – who is famous for her wire sculptures – must have used a lot of wire for her wire drawing formed to shape an eye. Wire drawings are made by forming the wire in different shapes, usually abstract ones. Many beginner artists use wire drawings to improve their hand-eye coordination. Sophie Ryder must have mastered her craft in order to wire draw this eye with such details

Wires are used in many things, including fish hooks. But artist Pete Rogers didn’t just use wires to make fish hooks, he used it sculpt a whole fisherman, and even a dog for his companion. The wire sculpture was named “Fisher of Dreams” and was installed atop Naburn Bridge in the City of York. Pete Rogers even put it a hat to keep the fisherman from freezing up, and even attached a scrap of metal at the end of the fish line as a caught fish (or dream, since the sculpture is a “Fisher of Dreams”).

Barbed wires are one of the thickest type of wires, and the most dangerous to come in contact with, because they have sharp spikes all around them. That’s why prisons and high voltage objects are surrounded with barbed wires to prevent prisoners from escaping, and to protect people from being electrocuted, respectively. But in the Tel Aviv Museum of Art in Israel, Artist Benni Efrat made a chair out of barbed wire. You can only imagine how many scrapes and cuts Benni might have gotten in shaping out these chairs.

As common as wire can be, it can turn out to be a funny piece of art, like this masked one photographed by T. Young. Just look at how big the sculpture’s hands and legs are compared to its whole body. Whether the sculpture was inspired by Japanese geishas or the famous dance group Jabbawockeez, you take your pick.

Because Sophie Ryder is known throughout for her wire sculptures, the Yorkshire Sculpture Park in West Bretton, England installed one larger-than life rabbit sculpture entirely made of wire. The sculpture is named “Sitting”, and if you look at it from far away, you wouldn’t have thought the figure was made from wire. However, you can see the details from up close, how the wires are knotted around together to make a three-dimensional figure. Ryder used zinc-coated wire to protect the inner wire from oxidation and rusting.Wire is flexible, but it’s also very small. But between the wire’s positive and negative characteristics, artists have found their way to making it into something incredible that is more than meets the eye.

Karize Uy Scribol

Si le sucede que tiene una necesidad repentina de ser creativos y tener carretes de hilo que se sientan por ahí, ¿por qué no tomar después de algunos artistas que han tomado un carrete de hilo en común esculturas de alambre extraordinarias?

Los cables son hechos por el dibujo de la lámina de metales a través de agujeros. Los tamaños de los cables se miden por su espesor. Los hilos más finos pueden ser .07mm gruesa, mientras que la más gruesa puede ir tan grueso como 11 mm. Cables delgados a veces se enrollan para formar una cuerda de alambre como lo podemos ver en los alambres del cable o los cables de cobre en el interior de un cable de teléfono recubierto de plástico.

El escultor británico Sophie Ryder - que es famoso por sus esculturas de alambre - debe haber utilizado una gran cantidad de alambre para ella trefilado formado para dar forma a un ojo. Dibujos de alambre se preparan formando el alambre en diferentes formas, por lo general las abstractas. Muchos artistas principiantes utilizan tirados a mejorar su coordinación ojo-mano. Sophie Ryder debe haber dominado su arte con el fin de alambre de dibujar este ojo con esos detalles

Los cables se utilizan en muchas cosas, incluyendo anzuelos. Pero artista Pete Rogers no sólo tiene que utilizar cables para hacer anzuelos, lo usó esculpir todo un pescador, e incluso un perro por su compañero. La escultura de alambre fue nombrado "Fisher de los Sueños", y se instaló en la cima del puente Naburn en la ciudad de York. Pete Rogers incluso puso un sombrero para mantener el pescador se congelen, e incluso adjunta un trozo de metal en el extremo de la línea de pescado como el pescado capturado (o sueño, ya que la escultura es un "pescador de sueños").

Alambres de púas son uno de los tipos más gruesa de los cables, y el más peligroso para entrar en contacto con, porque no tienen puntas afiladas a su alrededor. Es por eso que las prisiones y los objetos de alta tensión están rodeados de alambres de púas para evitar que los presos se escapen, y para proteger a las personas de ser electrocutado, respectivamente. Pero en el Museo de Tel Aviv de Arte en Israel, artista Benni Efrat hizo una silla de alambre de púas. Sólo se puede imaginar cómo muchos rasguños y cortes Benni podría haber conseguido en la formación de estas sillas.

Tan común como alambre puede ser, puede llegar a ser un pedazo divertido del arte, como este enmascarado uno fotografiado por T. Young. Basta con mirar a lo grande las manos y las piernas de la escultura se comparan con todo su cuerpo. Ya sea que la escultura fue inspirado por las geishas japonesas o el famoso grupo de danza Jabbawockeez, tomar su selección.

Debido a Sophie Ryder es conocida en todo por sus esculturas de alambre, el Yorkshire Sculpture Park en West Bretton, Inglaterra instalado uno más grande que la escultura de conejo vida enteramente hecha de alambre. La escultura se llama "Sentado", y si usted lo mira de lejos, no se le hubiera ocurrido la cifra fue hecha de alambre. Sin embargo, se puede ver los detalles de cerca, cómo se anudan alrededor juntos los cables para hacer una figura tridimensional. Ryder utiliza alambre recubierto de cinc para proteger el cable interno de la oxidación y rusting.Wire es flexible, pero también es muy pequeña. Pero entre las características positivas y negativas del alambre, los artistas han encontrado su camino a lo que es en algo increíble que es más de lo que parece.

WIRED !!!

Meta: Va a crear una criatura de alambre de 3 dimensiones usando alambre. También comprenderá los siguientes términos / artistas:

Vocab a maestras Proporción, escala, curva de nivel, composición, manipular, móvil, estable, equilibrio

Artistas a saber: Elizabeth Berrien, Sophie Ryder, Pete Rogers, Benni Efrat

Primero: Usted va a leer sobre esculturas de alambre gigantes y seleccione una sola pieza para describir la forma en que el uso del artista de la proporción, la escala y la composición efectúa la composición general.

Segundo: Usted encontrará un animal que se puede crear a partir de alambre. Su escultura debe sostenerse por sí mismo y puede ser cubierto en papel de seda (opcional). Mínimo de 4 "de altura / anchura. Escultura debe ser de 3 dimensiones.

Tercero: Usted va a escribir un párrafo opinión explicando cómo su pieza aplique los elementos y principios del diseño. (Seleccione 2 de cada uno). Debe incluir el vocabulario apropiado en su párrafo.

PRESENTACIÓN:

• escultura de alambre

• 2 párrafos:

o 1-Revisión de artistas acercarse a elementos / principios del arte

o 2-párrafo que explique cómo utilizó los elementos / principios del arte en su pieza con eficacia.

Hatian Creole

Karize Uy Scribol

Si ou rive gen yon ankouraje toudenkou yo dwe kreyatif, epi yo gen bobines de fil chita alantou yon kote, poukisa pa pran apre kèk atis ki te pran yon bobin fil komen nan nan eskilti fil ekstraòdinè?

Fil yo te fè pa fè desen fèy la nan metal nan twou. Gwosè nan fil yo mezire pa epesè yo. Fil yo fin ka .07mm epè, pandan y ap epès la ka ale kòm epè kòm 11mm. Fil mens pafwa yo konn blese ansanm yo fòme yon kòd fil kòm sa nou ka wè nan fil kab oswa fil yo kòb kwiv mete andedan yon fil telefòn plastik-kouvwi.

Skultur nan Britanik Sophie Ryder - ki moun ki se pi popilè pou eskilti fil li - dwe te itilize yon anpil nan fil pou desen fil li ki te fòme nan fòm yon grenn je. Desen Fil yo te fè pa fòme fil la nan fòm diferan, anjeneral, yo menm abstrè. Anpil atis debutan itilize desen fil amelyore kowòdinasyon men-je yo. Sophie Ryder dwe te metrize navèt l 'yo nan lòd yo trase fil je sa a ak detay sa yo

Fil yo te itilize nan anpil bagay, ki gen ladan kwòk pwason. Men, atis Pete Rogers pa t 'jis sèvi ak fil metalik yo fè kwòk pwason, li te itilize li skultur yon pechè antye, e menm yon chen pou konpayon l' yo. Eskilti an fil te rele "Fisher nan rèv" e li te enstale anlè Naburn Bridge nan Vil York. Pete Rogers menm mete l 'yon chapo kenbe pechè a soti nan lè w konjele moute, e menm tache yon bouyon an metal nan fen liy lan pwason kòm yon pwason kenbe (oswa rèv, depi eskilti an se yon "Fisher nan rèv").

Fil fil fè yo se youn nan kalite a epès nan fil kouran, ak pi danjere a vin an kontak avèk, paske yo gen Spikes byen file tout bò kote yo. Se poutèt sa prizon ak vòltaj segondè objè yo antoure ak fil fil fè yo anpeche prizonye soti nan chape, ak pwoteje moun ki sòti nan yo te kouran, respektivman. Men, nan Tel Aviv mize a nan Art nan pèp Izrayèl la, Artist Benni efrat fè yon chèz soti nan fil fil fè. Ou kapab sèlman imajine ki jan anpil grafonyen ak koupe Benni ta ka gen vinn nan mete soti chèz sa yo.

Kòm komen kòm fil kapab, li ka vire soti nan gen yon moso komik nan atizay, tankou yon sèl sa a maske foto pa T. Young. Jis gade nan ki jan gwo men eskilti an ak pye yo konpare ak tout kò li yo. Si te eskilti an enspire pa geishas Japonè oswa pi popilè gwoup la dans Jabbawockeez, ou pran chwazi ou.

Paske Sophie Ryder se li te ye nan tout pou eskilti fil li, Eskilti an Yorkshire Park nan West Brewton, Angletè enstale yon sèl pi gwo-pase lavi eskilti lapen antyèman te fè nan fil. Se eskilti an te nonmen li "chita", epi si ou gade nan li soti byen lwen, ou pa ta gen te panse te figi a te fè soti nan fil. Sepandan, ou ka wè detay yo nan leve fèmen, ki jan fil yo yo Mare alantou ansanm fè yon figi twa dimansyon. Ryder itilize fil zenk-kouvwi pwoteje fil la anndan soti nan oksidasyon ak rusting.Wire se fleksib, men li la tou piti anpil. Men, ant Karakteristik pozitif ak negatif fil la, atis yo te jwenn wout yo nan fè l 'nan yon bagay enkwayab ki pi plis pase satisfè je a.

Branche !!!

Objektif: Ou pral kreye yon bèt fil 3-dimansyon lè l sèvi avèk fil. Ou pral konprann tèm yo / atis yo tou:

Vocab master- Pwopòsyon, echèl, liy kontou, konpozisyon, manipile, mobil, ki estab, balans

Atis yo konnen: Elizabeth Berrien, Sophie Ryder, Pete Rogers, Benni efrat

1st: Ou pral li sou Giant eskilti Fil epi chwazi yon sèl pyès yo dekri fason an itilize atis la a de pwopòsyon, echèl, ak konpozisyon realize konpozisyon la an jeneral.

2nd: Ou pral jwenn yon bèt ki ou kapab kreye soti nan fil. Eskilti ou a dwe kanpe sou pwòp li yo ak ka kouvri nan papye klinèks (si ou vle). Minimòm nan 4 "nan wotè / lajè. Eskilti dwe 3 dimansyon.

3yèm: Ou pral ekri yon paragraf revizyon eksplike ki jan moso ou aplike eleman yo ak prensip nan konsepsyon. (Chwazi 2 nan chak). Ou dwe mete vokabilè ki apwopriye a nan paragraf ou.

Soumèt:

• eskilti Fil

• 2 paragraf:

o 1-Revizyon nan atis apwòch nan eleman / prensip nan atizay

o 2-Paragraf eksplike ki jan ou te itilize eleman / prensip yo nan atizay nan moso ou efektivman.

WIRED!!!

Goal: You will create a 3-Dimensional wire creature using wire. You will also understand the following terms/artists:

Vocab to master- Proportion, scale, contour line, composition, manipulate, mobile, stable, balance

Artists to know: Elizabeth Berrien, Sophie Ryder, Pete Rogers, Benni Efrat

1st: You will read about Giant Wire sculptures and select one piece to describe the way the artist’s use of proportion, scale, and composition effected the overall composition.

2nd: You will find an animal that you can create out of wire. Your sculpture must stand on its own and may be covered in tissue paper (optional). Minimum of 4” tall/wide. Sculpture must be 3-Dimensional.

3rd: You will write a review paragraph explaining how your piece implements the elements and principles of design. (Select 2 of each). You must include the appropriate vocabulary in your paragraph.

SUBMISSION:

Wire sculpture

2 paragraphs:

1-Review of artists approach to elements/principles of art

2-Paragraph explaining how you used the elements/principles of art in your piece effectively.

NAME: _______________________ DATE: ______ PERIOD: _________

Wired sculpture

Detail	3 Excelled	2 Met expectation	1 Below expectation	0 NOT SUBMITTED
Scale/Proportion	The proportions are in line with the original design. If scale/proportion is distorted it was done intentionally.	The proportions are in line with the original design. If scale/proportion is distorted it was done intentionally with errors that do not distract from the intended appearance.	The proportions are not in line with the original design. If scale/proportion is distorted it was done intentionally.	Project not completed.
Composition/Balance	Overall composition takes into consideration the form and color as it relates to the viewer to create an appealing piece.	Overall composition and balance are taken into consideration with	Overall composition and balance detract from the overall piece.	Project not completed.
Relevance	Piece relates directly to the reference infused with their own artistic style.	Piece relates to the reference with no personal artistic style infused.	Piece moderately relates to the original artist’s style.	Project not completed.
Construction/ Wire manipulation	Construction is sound and adds to the overall appearance. Student was able to manipulate the wire to their design needs.	Construction is complete with only minor errors that do not significantly detract from the ending composition.	Construction concerns that detract from the ending composition.	Construction was not completed.
Timeliness	Completion of project was on time and class time was used appropriately. Any alterations from specified due dates were approved for specified reasons.	Completion date was met, but class time was not used appropriately.	Completion of project was achieved.	Project was not completed.
Perseverance	Student persevered on piece with no support needed from teacher to stay motivated.	Student persevered with minimal motivational support needed.	Student required considerable motivational support to stay on task.	Student did not complete project.

Comments:

Points Earned:	GRADE:

Jennifer Peachee

2015-01-09

Washington Community Schools