#tim hawkinson

[milksockets]

detail of 'wall chart of world history from earliest times to the present' by tim hawkinson, 1997 in art21: art in the twenty-first century (2003)

[zegalba]

Issey Miyake: Pleats Please dress, Guest Artist Series No. 03 - Tim Hawkinson, Eggshell (1999)

[2001hz]

Issey Miyake + Tim Hawkinson The Pneumatic Quilt (1997)

[abstrakshun]

Tim Hawkinson (American, b.1960)

Möbius Ship - 2006

@ Indianapolis Museum of Art, IN

" a mix of found objects and common household materials, including twist ties, craft wood, staples, and packing material [...] echoing the working methods of ship-in-a-bottle hobbyists, Hawkinson created a painstakingly detailed model ship that twists in upon itself [...]. The title is a witty play on Herman Melville’s novel Moby Dick [...]. Möbius Ship also humorously refers to the mathematical concept of the Möbius Strip, a surface that has only one side, and exists as a continuous curve."

[pheere]

Tim Hawkinson’s prints for Pleats Please shot by Masaya Yoshimura

[jordi-gali]

Tim Hawkinson Uberorgan 2000 al MASS MoCA

http://www.artnet.com/magazine/reviews/robinson/robinson8-23-5a.asp

[polkadotmotmot]

Tim Hawkinson - Clare/Plane, 2021 - Oil on panel

[cosmicanger]

'überorgan' by tim hawkinson, 2001 in art21: art in the twenty-first century (2003)

[nofr1lls]

from HANDS, Tim Hawkinson 2003

[unsoundedcomic]

I know you really like sea-related stuff and ships and designs that wouldn't exist in our plane, so I wanna point to a piece of art called "Mobius Ship" by Tim Hawkinson. It looks like something that would be in the more out-there places in your comic, like if a shipyard got twisted up after a pymaric overload. There's plenty of pics floating around online, just thought you'd get a kick out of it.

Reminds me of the design of the city of Sigil, from Planescape. But you're right, it looks like a tall ship that got caught up in a khert fire. Thanks for sharing :)

[reblogetablissement]

tim hawkinson, shoes, 1993

[milksockets]

'überorgan' by tim hawkinson, 2001 in art21: art in the twenty-first century (2003)

[zegalba]

ISSEY MIYAKE: Pleats Please Guest Artist Seires (1994-1998)

No 1: Yasumasa Morimura — No 2: Nobuyoshi Araki No 3: Tim Hawkinson — No 4: Cai Guo-Qiang

[2001hz]

ISSEY MIYAKE: Pleats Please Guest Artist Series n°3 Polyester Dress Print (1998) Artist: Tim Hawkinson

[k00293900]

Inspiring artist:

Emotor by Tim Hawkinson

this is a piece made by Tim Hawkinson

He says -"Emoter falls into the category of body depiction—references to the body."

"I took a picture of myself and cut the features up into little pieces, like a puzzle, and rearranged the features. And each time I did it, I created a different emotion, as I think we all pretty much interpret the same basic emotions—frowning, smiling—but I was interested in seeing how much inflection and emotion I could get out of the face using a random input of signals."

Finally he said "It’s not about my identity; it’s about our identity and our experiences within our bodies, and our bodies’ relationship to the external world."

I think Hawkinson's artwork is so clever, he created almost a self- portrait however it's not actually him, only the emotions he feels within his body, this relates to my theme of self-image and perceptions and I think it would be really cool to delve and explore this idea even more about the emotions and feelings we get and our bodies.

Perhaps I might try make a piece that interacts and moves like this piece, that could be really interesting.

This is the video of Hawkinsons Emotor in motion.

[k00265221]

Temporary Project - Firgure hanging Temporarily in Suspension. (28/10/22)

Today I created another piece inspired by the contemporary artist Tim Hawkinson.

(Image credit : Pace Gallery )

From this I focused on the idea of a human figure being temporarily suspended. As a child I used to lie on my back and hang my head over the side of my bed as i temporarily looked at the world in a different way. The figure being suspended mirrors this experience of seeing the world from a different perspective momentarily.

As Hawkinson used commonly found and recycled materials I did too for this piece. I began by making a wire skeleton.

The malable properties of the wire surprised me. I had never used wire before but I think that I might develoup this idea of adjustable wire figures and make a stop motion with them next week.

Then I added a skin like layer of recycled masking tape.I wasn't happy with the look at this stage so I added another layer to make it more aesthetically pleasing

Here are my notes describing my thought process throught this experiment

During this experiment I learned how to use wire. I was resourceful and used recycled materials where possible. I also gained another idea for a wire figure stop motion which I expect to be more effective that the wooded figure stop motion video I made a few weeks ago that had limited motion. I must make my figure for the stop motion very solid as I noticed that the wire figure was very flimsy during the early stages of constructing the wire skeleton in this instance. I am not overly happy with the finished look of the figure but I learned a lot during the process.