It is based on an open-work wooden armature to which a hand-modeled plaster head and a pair of plaster arms have been attached.
Both canvases are sculptural in effect, but in Cano's painting the body of Christ is solid and well-developed in structure; whereas Bacon's Christ is open in form, like an armature in metal.
Then it is cut open and hollowed out, and the armature, if there is one, is removed.
It was a rare attack from the blancmange-coloured shirts on a grey north London afternoon, with the piles of displaced earth and the huge steel armature of the new stadium now rising above the open corner at one end.
The mouth of my father's bag opens and closes smoothly on the hinges of a secret armature, clasped by a heavy brass tongue that slides home with a satisfying click.
In keeping with the company's self-image as a dynamic, open network in constant flux, the building is conceived as a flexible armature, to be inhabited by a changing landscape of beanbags and thinkpods, laptop stations and the occasional static desk.
A complete surprise (to me anyway) following the bombastic Halo 5 demo that opened Microsoft's E3 2015 press conference, the new game from Keiji Inafune and Austin, Texas based Armature Studio didn't belabor in getting to its point; rather, the essence of this new sci-fi adventure was distilled into a quick teaser.
A complete surprise (to me anyway) following the bombastic Halo 5 demo that opened Microsoft's E3 2015 press conference, the new game from Keiji Inafune and Austin, Texas-based Armature Studio didn't belabour in getting to its point; rather, the essence of this new sci-fi adventure was distilled into a quick teaser.
Since opening her New York studio in 2006, she's become known primarily for her Bubble Series chandelier, an industrially-inspired brass armature blooming with charmingly lumpy blown glass globes.
I reach over and release its armature.
