He covered panels with fine parallel lines in black and white and attached three-dimensional objects made of bent wire, string and other materials in front of them.
And for the next two years he literally turned against paint, adding sandpaper, tar paper, feathers, wire, string, nails and other ordinary objects to his canvases as collages.
Using baling wire, string, masking tape, wood, glass, sheet metal, aluminum foil, wax paper and many other materials, he constructed snarly, extraordinarily complicated structures.
Three sculptures that are more characteristic of Mr. Hundley's previous work represent Agave's thyrsus and those of her sisters Ino and Autonoe with fragile, wire-intensive apparitions of wood, paper wire, string, pins and much else.
Using tempera paint, gouache, metal, mesh, wire, string, cord, and other found materials (her studio was in an abandoned textile factory), she began to employ an amalgam of two- and three-dimensional representation.
Children will be very active — they can make collages of mixed mediums in an art workshop; use rollers, brushes, sponges and other tools for painting in an exploration studio; and join a family collaborative sculpture project involving cardboard, wire, string and other materials.
Ever more cameras, fences and walls are going up, with barbed wire strung along the top.
A 17th-century violin with five wire strings was also called viola d'amore.
A number of motorcyclists have been decapitated by barbed wire strung across residential streets to hinder the security forces.
He has been practicing on a high wire strung across a casino parking lot in Niagara Falls, N.Y.
Philippe Petit decided to spend August 7 1974 walking unharnessed on a wire strung up between the twin towers.
