Sentences with phrase «black shapes»

During your opening someone mentioned that the heavy black shapes in this painting (Soul Talk) are based on your early sculptures — that you were painting the sculptures into images.

The work of 108, sublime black shapes painted on walls are a trademark from the artist.

Her crawl screens surround one, lights flashing against their startling black shapes.

The physical limits of the canvas are thus extended to leave black shapes floating in space.

Cut out small black shapes of your choice, 3 of each shape (3 circles, 3 triangles,...

The large black shape seen at the very back of the phone in these images is where the Qi charging coil will likely sit.

Finding his place in the Abstract Expressionism hall of fame alongside Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, Robert Motherwell is best known for his Elegy to the Spanish Republic series which he worked on throughout his life — over 140 paintings memorializing the injustices of the Spanish Civil War featuring bold black shapes on a white background.

His esteemed intellect not only undergirded his gorgeous, expressive paintings — frequently featuring bold black shapes against fields of color — but also made Motherwell one of the leading writers, theorists, and advocates of the New York School.

He didn't set black shapes against white ones the way Barnett Newman did, conjuring a metaphor for the dynamic forces of darkness and light.

«It's like stepping into a beautiful mind,» Roberta Smith writes, «but dark thoughts intrude in the form of hanging black shapes that conjure sausages, clubs and sides of beef.»

Before the game, Sunderland striker Marcus Stewart reported seeing a strange black shape lurking in the corridors of the Stadium of Light, as did two trainers.

All at once five black shapes crested the bench, fluidly trotting through the elk.

As the sun goes down the horizon, the sky turns into a fiery orange that reflects stunningly in the transparent waters, and the small boats with their distinct sails in a distance carve a majestic black shape in contrast to the bright orange skies.

Admittedly we didn't do particularly well, as our opponents clearly knew the maps inside out and we found it hard to tell who was friend or foe half the time (one black shape looks much like another when dodging between the shadows).

Blips of orange and green peek through the prominent black shape.

With the exception of the few black shapes that made their appearance at the start and the end of her painting life, Martin's palette is airy and light — neither heavy nor dark — and it's no stretch to associate this with the classicism she espoused or with the ideas of perfection and joy and innocence, and so on, which held her rapt.

At times her graph holds single daubs of primary color, at times black shapes out of high - school geometry.

Rhapsody returns to solid, black shapes near the start of the third wall, just when one might have thought that one had learned the language.

The culmination of this extraordinary series is «Position I» (1965), in which a single black shape nestles in a barren landscape devoid of chromatic variation.

A 1933 drawing in Abstract Pioneer with squared - off red, yellow and black shapes calls Mondrian's famous grids to mind, and by 1935, Diller was making work, such as a small ink and watercolor drawing in the show, fully under the spell of Mondrian's philosophy of neo-plasticism, albeit with a «muddier palette,» Williams says.

Tanagram (2006 — 7), a black and white video by Anna Molska, shows two athletic youths wheeling black shapes into various permutations, enthusiastically reworking aged Constructivist forms.

The lemon yellow design in the lower quadrant is nearly symmetrical, the encircling black shape provides an emblematic focus, and the entire composition is a merging of strength and sensuality.

Prominent in Michael Hakimi's exhibition «ROOF» are monumental black shapes, painted directly onto the walls of the room, supported by aluminium tubes attached to the walls at one end, and to the floor at the other.

Actually, the artist pasted five watercolored orange strips to cover a black ground, then cut the cat as a negative black shape from the orange paper.

While there, he painted the «Iberia» series, which uses black shapes laid over grounds of golds and ambers.

One of Richard Artschwager's small «blips» — little black shapes he used to interrupt the exhibition space — is actually on the wall behind one of Richard Serra's leaning steel plates.

The painting's title derives from the downward sloping black shape in its upper region, which suggests an accent grave in French phonetics.

Novel has a background in sculpture, which may explain his attraction to sleek black shapes.

Then a vague black shape breaks the surface.

Gold, slate, and black shapes arranged diagonally on a white space make the right kind of statement while looking clean.

I suppose there was a sort of hopefulness to Dwarf and Rhinoceros (with Large Black Shape) and Two Stories (Yellow and Blue) and Commentary (with Giraffe) was probably saying something about human's relationship to primitive forms.

Thomas's late works, with reduced palettes of one, two or three colors, echo mosaics, as in the vibrant red «Scarlet Sage Dancing in a Whirling Dervish,» or loose patterns, like the irregular blue - black shapes on the white background of «Hydrangeas Spring Song.»

It's like stepping into a beautiful mind, but dark thoughts intrude in the form of hanging black shapes that conjure sausages, clubs and sides of beef.

In my studio at that time I devised a kind of game or distraction for myself: I recalled that Josef Albers would ask his students to take two black shapes of paper and then find the right place for each of them in a rectangle.

They found the black shapes were tree trunks from a 4300 - year - old forest.

You will lose the colors, and they'll become black shapes.

And then visually, just this notion of this shape, this black shape, and you've seen these Dementors just floating there in the ether and he's almost like another Dementor.

Color: Black Shape: Round Material: Black Leather Stitching: Overlapping Cross Lock Stitching Color: Contrasting Yellow, Teal, & Navy Diameter: 340 mm Dish (depth front to back): 47 mm (Med.)

Color: Black Shape: Round Material: Black Suede Stitching: Overlapping Cross Lock Stitching Color: Contrasting Yellow, Teal, & Navy Diameter: 340 mm Dish (depth front to back): 47 mm (Med.)

Color: Black Shape: Round Material: Black Leather w / Yellow, Teal & Navy Centering Stripe Stitching: Double Needle Stitch Stitching Color: Contrasting Yellow, Teal, & Navy Diameter: 340 mm Dish (depth front to back): 47 mm (Med.)

Like the artist of «Not Over You» (above), this cover artist added a black shape to the image for the sake of making the author's name stand out.

She went through a period of uncertainty, attracted to Abstract Expressionism, Futurism, and Georges Seurat before finding her own approach to abstraction in her breakthrough painting, Kiss, 1961, in which two large black shapes — one straight edged, one gently curved — almost meet, creating what the artist has called a «tiny visual flash.»

But it was Kazimir Malevich who today is often viewed as the forefather of geometric abstraction, beginning with his seminal 1915 paintings of black shapes — a circle, a square — on a white ground, and his legendary white - square - on - white - canvas 1919 monochrome.

The expansiveness of his landscape, his flattened planes of land, some with horizon line, others without give credence to the magic of not only when a black shape becomes a cow in the viewer's mind, but of the power of suggestion found in the marks made by an artist.

The black shape has faded to grey, but still tilts sharp and subversive against the correct white rectangle on which it floats, fine cracks spreading like laughter lines across the surface.

Despite their deployment of a central form comprised of two black shapes, one overlaying the other, the paintings defy the simplicity we associate with minimalism and Frank Stella's oft - cited credo: what you see is what you see.

These are digital reworkings of old color photographs, described in the gallery statement as «autobiographical,» which have been enlarged and cropped so that a detail becomes the subject, and the subject is obscured by large black shapes.