Sentences with phrase «architectonic elements»
To the left is her dynamic painting Tunnel, an amalgam of surrealistic and architectonic elements governed by a color scheme so dense it borders on the mystical.
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And while calling Stout a marine painter doesn't quite nail it, particularly given his frequent, imaginative use of interiors and architectonic elements, there's no escaping the recurring, haunting presence of the Texas coast in his work.
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The Hotel displays an authentic architectonic Bali Style, representing the fusion of diverse ethnic elements from around the world, creating a high end and comfortable atmosphere for enjoying the tropics.
The Hotel shows a very authentic architectonic style, which harmonizes with an exclusive decoration representing the fusion of diverse ethnic elements from around the world, creating a high end and comfortable atmosphere for enjoying the tropics.
I wanted to introduce more abstract elements — some type of architectonic framework that could support the complex spaces I was constructing within parts of these new pictures.
They have the virtuosic bravura of Abstract Expressionism but also suggest the things of this world; trees, furniture, buildings and perspective grids, elements that create an architectonic imagistic structure.
In this sense, the artist has on the particular, uninterrupted and precise dialogue with both architectonic space and design, and on his choice of materials, which can be metal, stone, wood, felt, salts, brass and copper, fundamental elements to highlight the power of this discourse.
For his third exhibition with the gallery, Perrone presents two new bodies of work, both revolving around the appropriation of specific elements from sculptural and architectonic traditions.
His architectonic approach utilizes a deliberately restrained scale and a limited color pallet to enhance the viewer's awareness of the interplay between compositional elements as well as the sense of space suggested by the reflection vs. absorption of light by his canvas's pigments.