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In the market for a striking, KINETIC inspired sculpture for your garden? Bidding Sale on 13 July, 2019 @ 12:00. Eleuthera - An Exeter Homestead & Olivegrove Contents, Farm Machinery and Vehicles Auction on the Premises - Sale 8782A
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Details: Lot 218
Mark Chew, (USA) Abstract Sculpture No.03, Height excluding base approx. 2m, base height 40cm, width approx. 217cm,
Estimate $3,000-5,000.

6/6...”Art is the only way to run away without leaving home.” Twyla Tharp. This striking textile, named “Street Art Diptych” is by young French artist, Charles Pringuay. His energetic artworks blend Street Art with underground culture. Love how something so edgy (a canvas artwork) is used to upholster a traditional armchair, introducing contemporary (KINETICALLY inspired) art to your home. Available from:

6/6...”Art is the only way to run away without leaving home.” Twyla Tharp. This striking textile, named “Street Art Diptych” is by young French artist, Charles Pringuay. His energetic artworks blend Street Art with underground culture. Love how something so edgy (a canvas artwork) is used to upholster a traditional armchair, introducing contemporary (KINETICALLY inspired) art to your home. Available from:

5/6...”Creativity is a wild mind and a disciplined eye.” Dorothy Parker. Door architraves are practical but they’re generally geometric and pretty aesthetically forgettable. wouldn’t you agree? However, occasionally you’ll strike those which are handsome and imposing, finished with pediments and entablature. But then there are these anomalies - unusual, curvaceous, residential portals. Free-form architraves, painted in a contrasting hue, evoke joy & playfulness and I’m now a sucker for architrave art 💙. A design element not to be overlooked in your home. It can make all the difference. 📸:

4/6...This work, ‘The Red Sky,’ (yes, I know this section is blue!) by Louise Joséphine Bourgeois, a French-American artist, is from the final years of the artist’s life: one of six multi-panel works on paper, created between 2007 and 2009. Although she is best known for her large-scale sculpture and installation art, particularly the “Spider”, Bourgeois was also a prolific painter and printmaker. This work demonstrates her ability to capture the balance of kinetic freedom with the restraint of palette, creating what I regard as perfect harmony. Don’t you agree? Image:

3/6...Organic sculpture in situ by Rainer Gross, Abbey of Noirlac, Bruère-Allichamps, France (2010).
📸 Unidentified photo, found on the site "Sacred Space"
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"It's a simple form, an endless loop that questions the passage of time and spirituality. The totality is not seen at one glance. We see the installation reappear outside and by visiting the different places, we can make the link between its six elements.”
Interview by Rainer Gross given to the newspaper La Nouvelle République.
* Swipe 👉 to see this captivating installation from additional angle.

2/6...Lines of couture seem to be, “spinning on a curving axis”. She embraces the kinetic form and her creations are futuristic, delicate and ethereal.....

1/6...The KINETIC energy of an object is the energy that it possesses due to its motion. Flowing lines, organic shapes, squiggles, curves & loops, and free forms. These are some of the most breathtakingly beautiful design elements. Stay tuned for some kinetic inspiration ahead....

6/6...The waxflower shrub (Chamelaucium) has delicate, pretty and sweet smelling blooms. What’s more, they’re long lasting. They belong to the myrtle family and have flowers similar to those of the tea-trees. They make the perfect addition to gardens, homes and bouquets. *Tip - they’re fantastic for home staging (as is eucalyptus)!

5/6...Quintessentially Australian - vibrant yellow wattle by artist, . Exceptional.