Sentences with phrase «captured quotidian»
Contrary to Western images of the Arab world, which often depicted marginalized or dehumanized subjects, photographs by indigenous Middle Eastern residents captured the quotidian lives of these changing communities.
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The ending, which I won't ruin here, beautifully captures this faith in quotidian things and mankind's inexhaustible capacity for wonder.
The look of the film complements the pervasive dourness; cinematographer Rachel Morrison captures this purgatorial locale with the same kind of gray - green quotidian palette favored by Tim Orr in his collaborations with David Gordon Green.
Sección A R T E, Weist envisioned a conceptual and political insertion, an original video featuring quotidian internet browsing that captures the aesthetic and habitual norms of contemporary internet culture.
Through the process of documenting America's foundation through both mythology and quotidian objects, photographer Taryn Simon reflects on the heart of national identity by capturing that which is often obscured.
Through her work with photography and film, Los Angeles — based artist Sharon Lockhart (b. 1964) captures intimate quotidian moments from a wide range of communities.
While works like Eclipse captured autobiographical moments with grand gestures, Derek has since focused his attention on the quotidian.
The paintings of Janice Biala are a quotidian diary of friends, places and things she was compelled to capture by any means necessary, with any material available at the moment of artistic conception.
In these works, found everyday objects have been stripped of their commercial or symbolic value, negating their utility and concealing their identity to capture the surprisingly enigmatic nature of the quotidian.
Clements captures alternately quotidian and filmic scenes of fragmented tableaus and narratives, perspectival disruptions, and the passage of time by painting her immediate surroundings and architectural interiors from films.
Searching for a visual language to capture the immediacy of everyday life and the quotidian nature of his subject matter, Andrews developed his «rough collage» technique, combining scraps of paper and cloth with oil paint on canvas.