Sentences with phrase «abstracted human shape»

The abstracted human shape of Flat man / J» en ai assez je dis oui (2015), is formed by the outline of a photographic emulsion of three men posed as one.

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Their works show that the Moon can be seen from a scientific, literal, or poetic point of view, and also that the ways in which it affects humans can be demonstrated through various interpretations and phenomena, figuratively or through abstract landscapes and shapes.

Shapiro is mostly known for his works in bronze of linked cuboidal shapes, which read as abstract forms that play off of a likeness to the human figure.

Some sketches feature figurative motifs, human forms and faces, while others appear as purely abstract shapes, configurations and patterns.

As with some of the earlier abstract sculptures downstairs, there's even something vaguely human about the shape when viewed vertically.

Though he never signed or dated any of his works, the exceptionally bright and contrasting colours and the vibrancy of his forms — vaguely evoking flowers, birds, objects and human beings, but more often dissolving into abstract shapes — unquestionably became a signature of sorts.

Her signature abstract shapes refer to things in the real world — vessels, bowls, tools, and other objects — each revealing the mark of the human hand while also summoning natural forms and forces.

«A specially designed LED light suit abstracts the human form to shapes of light,» explains Belfast photographer Michael Taylor, on his new series LightPath.

We also assume that abstract art is restricted to the formal issues of colors and shapes that have little or nothing to do with other aspects of nature and human life.

The burning Silueta shape in this film exists as a fully abstracted idea that is part human, part earth, and part tree.

With writing at the heart of his work, he abstracts and distorts his words into an alphabet of human - scale shapes, using mundane industrial materials such as concrete, steel, soil, sand and corrugated sheet metal.

Employing the technique used by artists such as Salvador Dalí and Max Ernst to create a surrealist human form, a family will come up with an abstract shape together.

Xie Qi is a Chinese painter and sculptor, whose works lie somewhere between the concrete and the abstract — humans and objects are prolonged, drawn out, magnified and change shape, lending a sense of mannerism.

Gorelick switches styles, as any artist might, to question the formal success of certain techniques: Is the effect of an abstract form in color and shape more genuine to the human?

Distinct lines of continuity link this painting to the more abstract works of the late»30s, in which human forms give way to massive, bonelike shapes in dramatically contrasting colors.