Sentences with phrase «aesthetic sensibility of»

The result is an aesthetic sensibility of the spaces he creates that is at once retro and futuristic, existing beyond the confines of time, as we know it.

surprisingly diversified image of mid-twentieth century art and design, accurately capturing the aesthetic sensibility of the moment.

One of the most beautifully proportioned American cars of the last sixty years, it was reportedly lauded by contemporary cognoscenti including famous designers such as Sir William Lyons, Sergio Pininfarina, and Raymond Loewy and appeals to the aesthetic sensibility of anybody with a sense of grace.

Inspired by the Japanese aesthetic sensibility of wabi sabi, she finds beauty in imperfections, rustic simplicity and irregularity, and combines this with the ancient Korean technique of keum boo to create simple jewellery with delicate contrasts, tones and textures.

Its planets, with their vibrant colours and hallucinogenic skylines, reflect the aesthetic sensibilities of Star Trek, Barbarella and 2001.

After World War II, Petlin moved away from the bold aesthetic sensibilities of the Chicago Imagists and the Monster Roster, which included an older generation of Chicago artists such as Leon Golub and Nancy Spero, towards a more surrealist approach.

Her sleek, abstracted metal and concrete furniture combines the aesthetic sensibilities of contemporary design, craft, and sculpture to create objects that alter viewers» expectations of and interface with the domestic landscape.

Artists who subscribed to a black nationalist agenda argued that Thomas (along with the other well - known black abstractionists) created works that did not challenge the aesthetic sensibilities of the white cultural mainstream.

Not exact matches

The loss of the aesthetic sensibility in the Church has weakened its ability to make its call heard in the world.

By approaching the question of mind and nature in this way Whitehead is able to provide us with an aesthetically rich understanding of nature, which at the same time preserves a necessary role for reason and the search for truth as an indispensable element in the determination of conscious experience, the enhancement of our aesthetic sensibilities, and the general advancement of civilization as such.

The speculation turns out to be not a reasonable alternative reading of the available evidence but a complete and random reshuffling of the pieces to construct a picture more satisfying to the aesthetic (Wilson) or political (Spong) sensibilities of the authors.

Nevertheless, because the electronic church so often both depicts evil and implicitly denies its seriousness, the pleasure theory best articulates the core of the electronic church's aesthetic and sensibilities.

He has both a sensitive ability to work with Hebrew and an artistic sensibility that allows him to grasp the aesthetic workings of a text without excessive or premature theological judgment.

It is very radical indeed and enjoys beautiful cinematography, with a firm appreciation of the source material's aesthetic and philosophical sensibilities.

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Erica's experience as a graphic designer in the luxury industry has led her to continuously develop a keen sense of refined aesthetic, and hopes to communicate this sensibility through her style, content, and work.

Rather, the warm aesthetic matches up perfectly with Cameron Crowe's humane sensibility, which has been missing in action for so long that most of us had probably pronounced it dead.

He plays Monsieur Gustave, the concierge at the titular hotel, who runs his establishment with a firm hand and strong aesthetic sensibility, and makes a habit of sleeping with his elderly lady clients (though he is gay).

Some are quick to deride this film as a shadow of Malick's previous work, but, if anything, it's the natural conclusion of the themes, narrative sensibilities and aesthetic he's built over the last four decades.

It goes without saying that there's a lot to talk about regarding their unlikely aesthetic sensibility (sales presentation meets Leni Riefenstahl meets Michael Bay meets Vic Berger ECUs) and their characterizations of history and reality.

He's worked with some of the finest American directors of the last 25 years, though judging from the New Hollywood aesthetic of Lucky, his sensibility may be more in keeping with directors of the decades preceding his start in the business.

But the idea of the adjective becoming a catch - all term divorced from economics or patronage — something that would also encompass an aesthetic, a sensibility, a community and a dozen different D.I.Y. subgenres, the cinematic equivalent of «college rock» — was not on anybody's minds.

In the wake of filmmakers as disparate as Todd Haynes and Abel Ferrara self - consciously toying with the limits of the biopic form, ostensibly killing dynamic subjects by pinning them to the wall, Saint Laurent isn't as radical a work of genre subversion as some of its adherents claim, but it sure as hell is beautiful, channelling its subject's hedonist spirit and delicate aesthetic sensibility in roughly equal measure.

The problems with this film do not lie with the digital technologies — there are plenty of lovely films shot on the RED — but in the apparent lack of any workable aesthetic sensibility behind the camera.

The themes, symbolism, and aesthetic forms of Akira Kurosawa's films owe their origins to the ideas and sensibilities that captured his imagination as a young man.

It's fitting, then, that much of Ghost in the Shell's aesthetic sensibilities are derived from past genre works, with Blade Runner a major point of reference.

To most traditionalists, the idea of introducing any sort of design or aesthetic sensibility to this area might be considered downright frivolous.

That's because the rest of the world's automakers, ever slaves to Bavarian aesthetic sensibilities (can you name an Asian or American car company that hasn't cribbed from the BMW playbook in the last thirty - five years?)

Others positively dislike it, either because it offends their aesthetic sensibility, idea of what a car should be, or perhaps because it has come to represent an enviro - statement that's been known to be accompanied by smug and even holier - than - thou attitudes.

Dog beds come in a variety of color, style and fabric choices, enabling pet owners to match the bed to their décor or to reflect their particular aesthetic sensibilities — an increasingly attractive selling point, says Spencer Williams, president of West Paw Design.

As the birthplace of the Renaissance, Tuscany is ground zero of the European aesthetic sensibility and an essential trip for anyone concerned with art.

Rooted in tradition but reimagined, the pier's extensive renovation has honored the historic essence of the property and restored it to its former glory, reflecting a bygone era, impeccable service, unparalleled quality and travel that inspires, but with a modern - day sensibility and aesthetic that speaks to today's guest.

Overall, it feels like a more grown up version of the Harvest Moon aesthetic, only with a more high definition sensibility.

Family Dynamics is an exercise that asks each team to take a random graph which represents the relationship between two unnamed variables (ie: a mechanic) and a random word from a heavily loaded list of things related to families (ie: an aesthetic) and attempt to join the two using limited materials and their own design sensibilities.

The game is built with an aesthetic reminiscent of classic 16 - bit SNES era RPGs, but rests on a solid bed of modern gameplay mechanics and sensibilities.

In this exhibition, Thomas Houseago presents a body of work that not only testifies to his continuing interest in the history of sculpture, but also hints at the emergence of a new aesthetic sensibility within his oeuvre.

«Beyond their value as a personal document of a historically significant period, Harris's images and journals exemplify the nascent development of the artist's aesthetic sensibility, embodying a convergence of transgressive ideas and theoretical positions that continue to resonate and impact the present.»

The exhibition makes the most of Tate St Ives» expansive new display areas to show a number of Heron's large - scale paintings, and marks the evolution in his visual language, aesthetic sensibility and practice.

In addition to an aesthetic sensibility and a life cut short, Thompson shared with Müller an unwavering energy, which was matched only by that of New York.

The works were selected to present a diverse works to appeal to a wide range of aesthetic sensibilities, according to the museum.

«Rebecca Warren is one of Britain's most vital contemporary artists, whose work invites us to engage with the aesthetic conventions of an earlier generation of male sculptors through a freshly feminist sensibility,» said Gavin Delahunty, Hoffman Family Senior Curator of Contemporary Art, DMA.

Plantsmanship, aesthetic sensibility and human experience of the natural environment are the horticultural emphasis of Wave Hill's 28 acres of gardens, grounds and woodland.

Widely recognized as one of the most significant and influential founders of the Los Angeles punk aesthetic, artist and designer Gary Panter has wielded his «punk, nuclear, hillbilly» sensibility in the art world since the late 1970s.

Utilising drawing and craft with a strong formalist aesthetic sensibility, each work's attention to detail translates into a dense visually symbolic language that expresses the infinite possibilities of creation.

Foremost to the thesis of this exhibition, Adman lays bare the visual and aesthetic foundation, one dependent on a commercial sensibility, that influenced Warhol's entire artistic career.

Now things have changed; we find ourselves within the sensibility of an aesthetic pluralism that accepts a stratified array of mediums and styles.

Combining a Surrealist sensibility with a Minimalist aesthetic reminiscent at times of American folk art, Lundqvist populates stark settings, often dominated by the a flat horizon line, with characters in situation detailed just enough to allow viewers to imagine the depicted scenarios.

The point is that the most enduring aesthetic sensibilities are the universal ones, and that is what the market — as well as the rest of us — will always default to when we sense that art has become difficult, alienating, expensive or boring.

In a catalogue essay written to accompany an exhibition of paintings by Patrick Scott held in Dublin's Douglas Hyde Gallery in May 1981, the artist's old friend, art critic Dorothy Walker began by referring to his «exquisite aesthetic sensibility.»

For example, Josef Albers made highly influential abstract paintings but also designed furniture, which shared an aesthetic sensibility and similar sense of balance with his paintings and prints.