Sentences with phrase «allegorical relationship»
Young Belgian artist Marie Rosen creates work that addresses such topics as the physical and allegorical relationship between body and space, and a re-visitation of the art of portraiture.
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She sees a direct allegorical relationship between the scaffolded scenarios she creates and the social and psychological processes that are the invisible scaffolding supporting human -LSB-...]
When it comes to the allegorical relationship between artificial intelligence and the meaning of life itself, fiction has done a pretty decent job of marrying the two.
When it comes to the allegorical relationship between artificial intelligence and the meaning of life itself, fiction has d...
In addition, students learn to make clear and accurate interpretations regarding the events of the chapters 5 and 6, (as Napoleon's dictatorship begins to emerge) and make appropriate links to individual characters and their allegorical relationship to context.
When it comes to the allegorical relationship between artificial intelligence and the meaning of life itself, fiction has done a pretty decent job of marrying the two.
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If you want to say that these stories are allegorical and speak to the relationship between man and his god, that's one thing — and I wouldn't argue.
It is an allegorical depiction of the relationship of the Spirit, the Word, light, and life.
Their relationships to social, political and philosophical expressions of feminism are as diverse as their work in sculpture, painting, drawing, video, installation, collage, assemblage and the wearable — yet all six directly consider the literal and allegorical ways in which the female body occupies both physical and semantic space in the modern world.
This discussion brings together art dealer and curator Russell Bowman, artist and Roger Brown's brother Greg Brown, art historian Chloé Pelletier, and Roger Brown Study Collection Curator Lisa Stone to address Brown's relationship to place and landscape: art historical, temporal and allegorical.