Wave art installation

Glass and Wood wave sculptures by Mario Ceroli. Italian artist Mario Ceroli created these two giant wave sculptures back in 1992. “Maestrale” is made of sea green cross-sections of glass. “La Vague” was crafted from sections of fir wood. According to the New York Times, 74-year old Ceroli “is one of the least known but most influential artists of the Italian post-war scene.”

Michelle Higa Fox's "Strandlines" creates digital waves that replicate the tide.

The charcoal drawings of Belgian artist Rinus Van de Velde are a fictional autobiography.Van de Velde is one the many talented artists represented by the Tim Van Laere Gallery in Antwerp. His unique work method...

Japanese Art Collective ‘Mé’ Creates a Hyperrealistic Landscape of Ocean Waves at the Mori Art Museum

Getting wavy with Kyle Bean

For the French, Bordeaux is often dubbed the Paris of the South . This is due in part to its abundant offerings in art and culture. During my most recent stay, I visited two distinct art museums/spaces. Both cater to contemporary art, and help to establish Bordeaux as a valid destination to experie

Berlin-based Argentinian artist Miguel Rothschild’s latest installation art captures the often stormy nature of the ocean and sky.