The bio-mechanical style deftly merges form and function into a robotic aesthetic from a classic 1950’s science fiction sensibility, mixed with the chrome aerodynamic of that era’s automobile designs.
*image credit- Lewis Tardy*
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Metal-Man-Made Objects
Welded steel & found object sculptures of Lewis Tardy artfully combine metallic materials in the shape of humanoid and animal subjects.
The bio-mechanical style deftly merges form and function into a robotic aesthetic from a classic 1950’s science fiction sensibility, mixed with the chrome aerodynamic of that era’s automobile designs.
*image credit- Lewis Tardy*
The bio-mechanical style deftly merges form and function into a robotic aesthetic from a classic 1950’s science fiction sensibility, mixed with the chrome aerodynamic of that era’s automobile designs.
*image credit- Lewis Tardy*
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