The phrase "flesh material" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the physical substance or material that makes up a person or animal's body. Example: The artist used various types of flesh material, such as clay and plaster, to create the realistic sculptures of human figures.
It almost looked like the color of a band-aid, and the appearance of the socket almost looked like a plastic doll, with flesh colored material that didn't match.
Religious reliquaries, holding bits of sacred flesh or materials that have touched such flesh, are genuine sizzlers: physically seductive, spiritually radioactive.
Photographs of the Bogota Humana team were taken at the Tour of Tuscany, showing six women wearing red and yellow kit with flesh-coloured material immediately above and below the waist.
Instead of using the traditional wire and cement chinking between the logs to keep out air and water, the Clearys used something called Permachink, a flesh-colored material made of latex and sand and applied over Styrofoam.
Mrofka sculpts the polymer clay by hand, letting her creativity flow as she transforms the flesh-colored material into small figurines.
Created by graduates of The Bartlett's School of Architecture, Kazushi Miyamoto, Youngseok Doo and Theodora Maria Moudatsou, and inspired by the human body, Augmented Skin features fabricated monochromatic forms that reflect skeletal forms wrapped in flesh-like materials.
All that flesh is raw material for his latest piece, with its premiere set for Oct. 17 at the Frieze Art Fair in London, in an adults-only booth belonging to the Berlin gallery Arratia, Beer.
On her deathbed, she stared at me with a clear-eyed invitation not to disavow the human body, but to love flesh as the material worthy of life and the divine spirit.
A fat body tended to produce more flesh than generative material.
"The material fleshes out some aspects of her work, giving us original titles and dates that radically change the meaning and interpretation of a work of art.
