3d wire sculpture research

St. Louis, MO, United States

Craft Alliance is a non-profit art center whose mission is to inspire and educate the community in fine contemporary craft. This is accomplished by presenting innovative exhibitions of artists working today in wood, clay, fiber, glass and metal and this is one of the pieces created by Elizabeth Kiethline. She creates woven 3d wire pieces in an array of poses that really look like human poses..

Some of them are frozen in crawling positions, walking and running ectcetera.

I don't really like them though they're not interesting or doing anything that stands out and has no real artistic value other than that it is a 3d piece.

Andrea Kirkham.

An art teacher who posts her artwork online. 

This is called "In the mind of a.." I really like this

 piece and think it's artistically and aesthetically 

pleasing. It's small, messy and somehow creatively 

cute...  It doesn't appear to have much thought put into it at first

 glance but if you look closelyespecially in the leg or head 

region there are parts that look focused on with all the 

detailed spirals and details in the feet and torso there is 

definately alot of detail put into it which are lovely..

Here are some images of wire sculptures that I couldn't find any information about but I think are aesthetically pleasing and creative.