work by Moneyless in the Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, 2011
Like many of today’s contemporary artists, Italian artist Teo Pirisi (aka Moneyless) chooses to work in public spaces and abandoned areas, as well as the usual traditional places. Recently, while participating in the Linear Empires at White Walls Gallery, Moneyless constructed several uncommissioned 3D geometric installations in the great outdoors of San Francisco and Oakland.
Moneyless’ angular sculptures, constructed from yarn and string, consist of straight clean lines arranged in spatially organized webs that appear to be floating in mid air. His ability to use the natural environment to support his suspended rope sculptures and turn it into a work of art is amazing.
See more of Moneyless’ work on his Flickr stream.
work by Moneyless in the Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, 2011
rope sculpture by Moneyless, 2011
work by Moneyless in Grizzly Park, Oakland, 2011
work by Moneyless in San Francisco, 2011
work by Moneyless in San Francisco, 2011
*Photos courtesy of Unurth
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[...] Moneyless’ angular sculptures, constructed from yarn and string, consist of straight clean lines arranged in spatially organized webs that appear to be floating in mid air. His ability to use the natural environment to support his suspended rope sculptures and turn it into a work of art is amazing. (Made In Slant) [...]
[...] See more of Moneyless’ work at unurth.com and madeinslant.com [...]