这位伦敦艺术家的名字叫Elise，他创作的超现实主义雕塑解构了空间中物体的形式，以其展开的、不太可能的几何形状迷惑了观众。
他在自己的网站上发表声明称:“不可能。”在一个平面设计和数字操作主导我们视觉世界的时代，我们可以原谅假设这些作品是呈现出来的。然而，伊莉斯的雕塑是完全真实的，是她对各种物理材料的参与和处理，将她的作品推向了现实主义的边缘。“她把观众带入了一个迷乱的世界，在那里有趣的雕塑形状连接和碰撞，”继续描述。由石膏、玻璃纤维、木材或石树脂制成的球状结构被粘在一起，创造出让人想起威利•旺卡虚构的工厂里的机器的成分。当观者的目光跨越作品时，“角度、曲线、表面和维度融合在一起，形成一种不太可能的对称”。
Known mononymously as Elise, this London-based artist creates surrealist sculptures that deconstruct the form of objects in space, perplexing the viewer with their unfurling and unlikely geometric shapes.
Impossibility”, reads a statement on the artist’s website. In an era where graphic design and digital manipulation dominate our visual worlds, one could be forgiven for assuming these works are rendered. Yet Elise’s sculptures are entirely real, it’s her engagement with, and manipulation of, various physical materials that pushes her work to the edge of realism. “She draws the viewer into a deliriously disorientating world, where intriguing sculptural shapes connect and collide,” continues the description. Bulbous forms made from plaster, fiberglass, wood, or stone resin, are affixed together to create compositions reminiscent of the machinery in Willy Wonka’s fictional factory. As the viewer’s gaze spans the works, “angle, curve, surface, and dimensionality merge to form an unlikely symmetry”.
Author: Elise
Photography: © Elise