Review: Exhibition at Federica Schiavo Gallery, Rome Italy, in Artvehicle
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Review of “Does the Angle Between Two Walls have a Happy Ending” at Federica Schiavo Gallery in Rome
Artvehicle 51 / by John Beeson
May 2010
[Exerpt] “There was real poetry in the work Untitled (Monument) by Tim Hyde. Through photo collage Hyde managed the incredible; he thoroughly integrated structure, nature, and man with real lightness, real gravity, and real movement in time – which otherwise remain only inspirations for much of architecture. By splicing together photographs that show an individual repeatedly throwing a piece of construction board into the air, the artist illustrated a framework of how a structure could fluidly interweave with its environment.”
Full review in Artvehicle
Artvehicle 51 / by John Beeson
May 2010
[Exerpt] “There was real poetry in the work Untitled (Monument) by Tim Hyde. Through photo collage Hyde managed the incredible; he thoroughly integrated structure, nature, and man with real lightness, real gravity, and real movement in time – which otherwise remain only inspirations for much of architecture. By splicing together photographs that show an individual repeatedly throwing a piece of construction board into the air, the artist illustrated a framework of how a structure could fluidly interweave with its environment.”
Full review in Artvehicle