Institut d'Art et d'Archeologie
by Paul Bigot
photo by Art on the Fly
Vilnia | Church of St. Hanna
photo by Paval Hadzinski
High art in Indianapolis on Mass Ave.
photo by Steve Baker
Watts Chapel - Compton - Surrey
photo by Nick Garrod
Untitled
by Mara Smith
photo by Kevin Harber
Abbaye de Pomposa à Cidigoro
photo by kristobalite
Ensemble d'églises romanes Santo Stefano à Bologna
photo by kristobalite
Basilique Saint-Apollinaire-in-Classe à Ravenna
photo by kristobalite
5 comments:
Brick as art! I love it. Every material has potential to be shaped by creative forces... and everything is a canvas, isn't it??
I have to admit, when I read "bricks", my reaction was one of low expectation. But wow, this was fascinating! Amazing what creative people can do, regardless of the medium. I was especially impressed with the beauty of the Watts Chapel. Stunning!
Wow, on the Mara Smith one.
Hi, Tabatha. Your bricks reminded me of a poem by Heidi Mordhorst, narrated by bricks. I'll have to ask Heidi, but I believe they were the bricks that made up Humpty Dumpty's wall. I love that cool art from Indianapolis!
Gorgeous works of art! Wouldn't have thought of brick pieces as mosaic chips, but there you are.
The 3-D piece by Mara Smith is amazing.
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