the context in which the piece is placed evokes its use base on local cultures

detail of the neon shopping cart

full view of the 1:1 neon shopping cart installation

neon shopping cart as an installation

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seife adopts motifs and patterns commonly used in persian rug design

details from the artist’s studio indicate the ornate quality of the artwork?

ambulance vs. ambulance |?12 x 12 inches |?acrylic, ink and oil maker on canvas |?maple frame

I envy your apathy, 2016 | acrylic and ink on canvas | 60 x 48 inches image courtesy of?robert fonta

quiet mouth, loud hands, 2016 | acrylic and ink on canvas | 60 x 40 inches image courtesy of?robert

precise patterns and meticulous, minute motifs are impossibly ornate

constant nothing, 2016 | acrylic and ink on canvas | 48 x 36 inches image courtesy of robert fontain

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the sculptures?encourage the viewer to reconsider their relationship to the objects that populate th

while the?size of the objects may prompt descriptors like ‘cute’, visitors should be?wary of underes

‘i?? tools’ challenges our perception of established, over-familiar objects

azakami was influenced by australian sculptor ron mueck

her obsession began after she made a paper?godzilla as a gift for a friend

azamaki had her first solo exhibition in?1985

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the?prism-like effect represents the full spectrum of visible light image courtesy of the city of sa

‘plexus c18’ comprises a nearly 90 mile weaving of colored thread image courtesy of the city of san

the site-specific public art piece will remain on view for three years image courtesy of the city of

a vibrant and smooth gradient of hues are formed as?they stretch overhead (above) image courtesy of

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all images?courtesy of the artist, and the korean cultural centre UK

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the neon sign spins and increases in vibrancy as the day turns to night

the installation?rotates 360 degrees at varying speeds

martin creed won the turner prize in 2001 for ‘work no. 227: the lights going on and off’

the terminal experience of wordless thought — evening time image ? karolina halatek

image ? karolina halatek

users become part of the installation — immersed in the experience of light image ? karolina halatek