#tony orrico

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I find the process or this artwork particularly interesting. The artist, Tony Orrico, created this piece by folding a large sheet of foam like material and biting along the seem he has created to permanently alter the sheet. The work is indexical in nature as it leaves the trace of his actions. I find the video performance very interesting too as the artist becomes extremely tired over time. The monotonous and taxing activity takes its toll on the artist. The positions he finds himself in clearly depict his struggle - I think that the video itself is indexical.

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URL song game

ty wonderful @gritizen for the tag !! rules: pick a song for each letter of your url and tag that many people

The Way It Was - The Killers Human Right - The Strike April Sun in Cuba - Dragon To Love You More - Celine Dion Slow Ride - Foghat No Future - blink-182 One, Two Step - Ciara (ft. Missy Elliot) (There's Gotta Be) More To Life - Stacie Orrico Boys Do Fall In Love - Robin Gibb Un-Break My Heart - Toni Braxton Don't Shut Me Down - ABBA Dial Drunk - Noah Kahan (ft. Post Malone) If We Were Vampires - Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Everytime We Touch - Cascada Sober to Death - Car Seat Headrest

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Tony Orrico

https://tonyorrico.com

https://tonyorrico.com/penwald-drawings/archive/

Peter Bilak

Dancewriter: https://vimeo.com/6590012

Performance: https://peterbilak.com/work/performance

Dance for print: https://www.typotheque.com/studio/dance_for_print

Bodily writing: https://make-move-think.org/projects/bodily-writing

Neils Shoe Meulman

https://www.nielsshoemeulman.com/calligraffiti/

Lee Hong-Jae

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdiO2ZIrqFw

Koki Takehara

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpqaoXZyVDU

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Drawing machines (Craig - 15/11/23)

Task: create a drawing machine to make 3 sets of drawings: circle, triangle, square.

Tony Orrico -

I find Tony Orricos' "Penwald Drawings" to be his most interesting and the most relevant to the drawing machines task, this is because he essentially uses his body as a machine to create these really intricate swirly patterns. This way of working is really similar to the kinesthetic pieces we did last unit, however instead of just using the feeling of his body he uses it as a tool of measurement to create geometric drawings through his movements.

Emma Mcnally -

Emma Mcnally's selected drawings from her website are incredible, they have this almost ethereal feeling to them as if they have been grabbed from space and delicately placed onto the paper that she uses.

Square -

My plan for this task was to create three different 'machines' and have them draw on pieces of paper that have been cut into the three shapes, I put the bits of cut paper onto a large bit of board so that the negative of each of the shapes would be seen and the idea was that if you put on a pair of those old cinema glasses it would isolate one colour.

For the square, I wanted to use another shape to create the square to create a sort of inception between the shapes. Fortunately and sort of un-fortunately I recently came across about 500 LP's that I inherited from my grandad so I hot glued some string around its perimeter and then soaked it in blue ink. I spun the ink-coated LP like you spin a coin and it created this really nice distorted circular pattern that almost made it look like it was glitching out.

Circle -

For the circles, I wanted to try a different approach that was a bit more organic and one that I didn't have as much control over. To make the actual circles I traced an LP and made six circles which I again stuck to the board. I hot glued and tied string to a thin paintbrush which I tied to the tree out the back of the 3D workshop because it seemed to be the perfect height, I then dipped the paintbrush in red ink and let the wind and the movement of the tree paint its own picture.

Triangle -

I felt a bit lost with the triangle but I remembered something I saw on my Instagram a few weeks ago where an artist melted a vinyl in an oven and it created this wigglily bowl thing which they used to create a stamp. Using this inspo I melted an LP with a heat gun but to give me less control and make it more machine-like like I did it over a rock and I then pressed

[visuallanguageemmamilligan]

Index brief initial research

Semiotics- ‘An investigation into how meaning is created and how meaning is communicated.’

Index- ‘Communicates meaning thigh direct physical effect, for example, tyre tracks represent a car, thumbprint represents a person.’

Things to note from the brief:

- ‘An index in semiotic terms is a trace of something else, to use the terms of the discipline, the signifier is caused by the signified.’

- ‘Indices (e.g shadows/dust) rather than icons (symbolising a close physical resemblance to what they signify).’

- Creating works and experiments containing indices rather than icons/symbols.

Index Artist Research

Carolee Schneeman- performance artist

- ‘Investigations into subjectivity, the social construction of the female body, and the cultural biases of how art history have had significant influence on subsequent generations of artists.’

- In her prints schneeman uses light and shadows to compose the works creating this powerful atmosphere and making the overall composition dramatic as there isn’t any colour so the brightest points are highlighted by the dark subject matter. I think these pieces are interesting because she is taking an image of a performance and using gelatin prints to display them, but you don’t need to see a time piece to understand what’s going on because they’re honest and a bit aggressive to look at.

Tony Orrico

- ‘Orrico’s work has reached mass circulation for its ingenuity within the vernacular of performance and conceptual drawing. He uses his own somatic research, symmetry and suspension as a point of entry into his visual practice. He is interested in organised consciousness and applications of the body to a surface object or course.’

- His worked are varied and the motion used within his pieces are obvious indices. You only see the mark getting made when he is using his entire body to create the pieces but afterward all that is left is the marks that he has make using the movement of his body. I like how you can imagine how he would’ve made each piece, the range of movements he made to create the marks on the surfaces rather than portraying an image of something specific rather just exploring the multitude of ways he can create art with his gestures. The indices within his work are lively and show how he has directly interacted with the surfaces, and I think this is more interesting that say just drawing a circle, there’s a notable physicality to it.

Michelle Stuart #Woodstock NY 1973

- This piece created by Michelle Stuart was created using frottage, the pane of paper was places on an uneven surface and drawn over with pencil to pick up the textures of the area. The paper was a ‘strong archival rag paper that was laminated with natural muslin’ that was picked due to its high quality. The paper being of high quality was important as it needed to be able to endure the process of picking up fluctuations on the surface without tearing. This work is an index as the ground was used to create the marks but isn’t portrayed in the piece rather the textures of the surface are, which allows us to make assumptions about what it could be. Indices seem to allow for more curiosity as the object isn’t portrayed so it isn’t as clear as it would be if you had straightforward icons/symbols telling you what the artist is saying.

My Written Notes:

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Mind maps to consider each brief.

artist research:

Tony Orrico, artist — signs and symbols

Relevant in terms of folded forms workshop, could make an inspired proposal. Ranging in scale, colour etc for variation?

Drawing shadows that my form casts upon the wall? use of light and shadow.

[praticalarte]

Ogni respiro una linea: disegni morfogenetici a mano libera di John Franzen

Nella sua serie di disegni dal titolo, Ogni linea un respiro, l'artista John Franzen, residente in Olanda, crea affascinanti superfici texturizzate che ricordano stoffa spiegazzata o onde d'acqua. Come si può vedere nei filmati che ho inserito di seguito, il processo di realizzazione consiste nel tracciare su grandi superfici bianche, a mano libera, fitte linee parallele verticali.

Si inizia disegnando una singola linea da cima a fondo accanto al bordo sinistro del foglio, si prosegue tracciando fitte linee parallele alla prima. Le inevitabili imperfezioni che si manifestano durante questo processo generano linea dopo linea superfici interessantissime e preziose. Il processo potrebbe sembrare folle, in realtà è il risultato di uno sforzo meditativo per Franzen, il quale lavora con grandissima concentrazione, tentando una precisione massima.

Il processo ha una semplicità che ricorda le attività ispirate dal buddismo Zen e se proverai a seguire il suo esempio potrai sperimentare tutti i benefici che la meditazione, come è noto, può offrire. Inoltre potrai sperimentare che quello proposto da Franzen è un ottimo esercizio per allenare la mano e ottenere un ottimo controllo di sensibilità e precisione; utile per qualsiasi tipo di disegno e pittura.

http://youtu.be/8cL_f5QR29E http://youtu.be/FAz-a7K85yU Chiudo segnalando anche il lavoro di  Tony Orrico, un danzatore che traccia la somma dei propri movimenti per ottenere nelle sue performance opere di indiscutibile qualità e interesse grafico. Read the full article

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By Sruli Recht for Tony Orrico - Performance

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John Saxon (born Carmine Orrico; August 5, 1936 – July 25, 2020) Film and television actor who worked on more than 200 projects during a span of 60 years.

He portrayed Marco Polo in episode 26 of The Time Tunnel ("Attack of the Barbarians"), originally broadcast on March 10, 1967, and was a guest actor on Bonanza in 1967 ("The Conquistadores"). In episode 19, season 5 of The Virginian ("The Modoc Kid") Saxon appeared in the title role alongside a young actor, appearing in one of his first speaking roles, Harrison Ford. And in 1969 he appeared in Bonanza again ("My Friend, My Enemy").  He spent three years playing Dr. Theodore Stuart for the television series The Bold Ones: The New Doctors (1969–1972

Saxon starred as Dylan Hunt in the 1974 Gene Roddenberry television pilot Planet Earth, replacing Alex Cord from Genesis II. A 20th Century scientist unfrozen in the post-nuclear world of 2133, he leads a team of explorers and encounters a matriarchal society. Although ABC declined the series, Saxon played a nearly identical character in the 1975 television film Strange New World.

In 1976, Saxon portrayed a homicidal vampire-like strangler in the Season Two Starsky & Hutch episode 'Vampire'. He played Captain Radl in the two-part Wonder Woman episode "The Feminine Mystique" (1976). Raid on Entebbe (1977) was a prestige television movie for him.

He appeared in the 1982 television movie Rooster, and he was an occasional celebrity guest on the short-lived game show Whew!, including during the series' final week. His extensive television credits include two years as Tony Cumson on Falcon Crest (1982, 1986–1988) as well as the recurring role of Rashid Ahmed on Dynasty (1982–84). He appeared twice (in different roles) on The A-Team, in 1983 and 1985. (Wikipedia)

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PRIMEIRAS REFERÊNCIAS

Dennis Creffield

Käthe Kollwitz

Leon Kossoff

Frank Auerbach

Henry Moore

Nikolai Blokhin

Alison Lambert

Tony Orrico

Chris Odgers

Ricardo Martinez

Adonna Khare

Marina Richterová

Barry Moser

Eduard Wiiralt

Konstantin Kalynovych

Skirill

Livio Abramo

Lasar Segall

Oswaldo Goeldi

Edith Behring

Renina Katz

Iberê Camargo

Fayga Ostrower

Anna Letycia

Darel Valença

David Lynch

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Sept2020 batch listen playlist update

Wow a timely update? Only a month since the last one? Well, there’s some good stuff, and this likely won’t publish til nearly October. (Starting this on the 21st)

I’m revisiting Deftones, Meg Myers, and Sevdaliza again. There’s several rock songs with rapid drums, like found in metal, though not all are metal. I found a couple early-2000s pop songs in my archive and figured they’d be worth another listen, as well.

As always, I try to link to vids with still images when I can. Sometimes I can’t, but I try to note when there’s icky stuff. (Gif is from this video)

Enno Aare - "Water Ripples"

Tony Anderson - "Darkest Night"

Meg Myers - "Curbstomp"

Meg Myers - "Go" - flashing lights

Seven - "Skyline Divided"

CRX - "Walls"

Flesh - "Worship"

Bloc Party - "Flux"

Exyl - "Ping!" - flashing lights

Jawbreaker - "Accident Prone" - posted previously

Colter Wall - "The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie" - posted previously

Sevdaliza - "Joanna" - posted previously

Rainbow Kitten Surprise - "It's Called: Freefall"

I Am Oak - "Of Trees and Birds and Fire"

Overwerk - "Toccata" - remix of Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor

Mindless Self Indulgence - "You'll Rebel to Anything"

Slipknot - "The Devil in I"

Cosmo Sheldrake - "Pelicans We" - posted previously

Vitas - "The 7th Element" - please watch this silly video

Royal Blood - "Lights Out"

Thrice - "Black Honey"

Deftones - "You've Seen the Butcher"

Aim To Head - "Undercity"

Santigold - "L.E.S Artistes"

IDK How - "Leave Me Alone"

Deftones - "Tempest"

Deftones - "Phantom Bride" ft. Jerry Cantrell

Sevdaliza - "Blucid"

CRX - "Broken Bones"

Trivium - "Until the World Goes Cold"

Justice - "Waters of Nazareth"

Muse - "Knights of Cydonia"

Apashe - "Behind My Eyes" ft LIA

Gorillaz - "Andromeda"

Tony Anderson - "In the Distance"

Agar Agar - "I Am That Guy"

Alexi Murdoch - "Orange Sky"

My Chemical Romance - "Helena" (instrumental)

My Chemical Romance - "The Ghost of You" (instrumental)

Katy Rose - "Overdrive"

Stacie Orrico - "(There's Gotta Be) More to Life"

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Tony Orrico

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Tony Orrico’s drawings through live performances, using his body as a tool for illustration.

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(3/3) Confrontation entre art et hasard, par 2 méthodes différentes : avec des toupies... (partie 2)

VOIR VIDEO DANS LE POST PRECEDENT

Qui dit deux types de toupies différentes, dit que le hasard s’inscrira de 2 façons différentes. En les trempant dans la peinture, elles peignent leurs propres chemins. Je leur donne un brin d’élan, et je laisse le hasard faire le dessin. Le hasard inscrit alors la contrainte et la nostalgie de ce jeu pour enfant. Chaque brin d’élan que je donne en devient une performance entre le hasard et moi-même. J’ai donc filmé les processus afin de montrer en vidéo ma contrainte dans mon expérience.

Les couleurs que j’ai choisies de sélectionner sont des couleurs basiques : le rouge, le bleu et le vert. Mais elles ne sont pas prises au hasard : le vert étant la couleur du hasard ; le rouge son complémentaire et le bleu la base de sa couleur (avec le jaune).

Référence à Tony Orrico et à son œuvre 8 circles faite en 2009, performance utilisant tout son corps.

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MRG Apartment, Valencia Property

MRG Apartment, Valencia Real Estate, News, Contemporary Spanish Architecture, Building Photos

MRG Apartment in Valencia

29 Mar 2022

Design: Fran Silvestre Arquitectos

Location: Valencia, eastern Spain

Photos: Jesús Orrico

MRG Apartment, Spain

The MRG Apartment project consists of the interior updating of an apartment in the center of the city of Valencia. Fran Silvestre Arquitectos ordered the space looking for the continuity of the rooms, integrating the structural elements of the existing building within the divisions and the carpentry.

The plan is understood as three longitudinal bands that allow through ventilation. An area where you can work with generous natural lighting is incorporated into the main area of the house. A system of sliding carpentry allows incorporating or dividing the kitchen space from the living room depending on the situation.

A gym, a water area, a fireplace, a terrace facing south over the treetops of Gran Vía (the healthy biophilia) and various facilities give the apartment a level of comfort that sometimes you do not want to leave.

The materiality of the intervention is conceived as a kind of epidermis that naturally incorporates everything necessary, the installations, the storage, leaving it hidden and protected. It is made using natural materials that improve the conditions of the interior environment of the house, simplifying cleaning and maintenance.

The vertical walls and the ceiling in a 9016 tone encourage light to penetrate throughout the house, the wood on the floor along with other elements such as the artificial lighting provides the warmth that helps transform this space into perhaps more than just a house.

MRG Apartment in Valencia, Spain – Building Information

Architecture: Fran Silvestre Arquitectos – https://fransilvestrearquitectos.com/

Interior Design: Alfaro Hofmann

Project Team: Fran Silvestre, Ricardo Candela, Carlos Lucas, Miguel Massa, Paco Chinesta

Collaborator: Collaborating Architect: María Masià, Pablo Camarasa, Estefanía Soriano, Sevak Asatrián, Jose Manuel Arnao, Ángel Pérez, Andrea Baldo, Paloma Feng, Javi Herrero, Sabrina D’amelio, Anna Alfanjarín, Laura Bueno, Toni Cremades, Uriel Tarragó, David Cirocchi and Gabriela Schinzel Collaborating Architect March Arquitectura Y Diseño: Gino Brollo, Angelo Brollo, Bruno Mespulet, Facundo Castro

Financial Manager: Ana De Pablo Departamento De Administración: Anna Llácer

Marketing And Comunication Manager: Sara Atienza Location: Valencia, Spain Construction Company: At4

Building Services: Climate Control Vrv Mitsubishi Mechanisms: Jung Ls Zero Lighting: Fossated In False Ceiling. Led Linear Luminaire Heating: Jaga Radiators

Finishes Flooring: Parquet Friul Parchet Coatings: Interiors – Plasterboard With A Water-based Matt Enamel Finish. White Lacquered Mdf Paneling Bathrooms And Kitchen: White Solid Surface Coating. False Ceilings, Smooth Plasterboard Plates Paintings: Walls And Ceilings, Matt Water-based Enamel Ral 9003

Furniture: Interior: Minotti Sofa, Chairs And Armchair Andreu World Table Kitchen: Modulnova Furniture By Studio2 Betacril Countertops By Studio2 Siemens, De Dietrich And Novy Appliances By Studio2

Metalwork & Locksmithing Int. Carpentry: White Lacquered Mdf Interior Doors And Wardrobes By At4 Ext. Carpentry Carpentry Open Space Img Windows Glass: Double Tempered Glass

Bathroom: Sanitaryware – Roca Toilets Inspira Round Series And In-wash© With In-tank© Geberit Racks And Push Button Taps: Tres

Photography by Jesús Orrico

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