Sentences with phrase «dream imagery of»

Tully changes Marlo's life, but it is a journey, sprinkled with dream imagery of mermaids, that sidesteps the obvious.

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While there is unmistakable regret in what has been «carted off,» things nevertheless continue to exist, occupying a landscape of the mind, as recorded history, personal memory, or even yet to be realized dream imagery.

Both of us had watched probably every popular home birth video on youtube that had powerful imagery of that special event and thought it would be a dream to have somebody capture ours.

Dr. Barrett has published dozens of academic articles and chapters on dreams, hypnosis, and imagery.

Nevertheless, studies that compare the vivid imagery of dreams with daytime vision reveal similar patterns of activity in the visual cortex, the largest brain area devoted to vision.

Practical yet beautiful, inside it has been curated with quotes and imagery, providing the perfect outlet for your lover to connect to her deepest subconscious thought - forms, or simply scribble down the grocery list... either way, it is sure to be the hub of your love's wildest thoughts, dreams, scribbles, and notes.

Dreams can be full of imagery that can be very tricky to decipher.

The richness of invention, densely layered imagery, and autobiographical resonance that run throughout Confessionmake the ultimate failure of his lifetime dream to realize this project all the more regrettable (p. 162).

Dream imagery and sleight - of - hand shots.

I sampled three of them, and the best by far was «Dreams of «O»», which showcases various performers from Cirque du Soleil portraying characters from their popular aquatic show, «O.» Watching this surrealistic, wordless imagery devoid of context while having it surround me on all sides was as close to a waking dream as anything I've ever experienced.

Guardians of the Galaxy: Director James Gunn nails the tone, the color, the imagery, and the sound of one Earthling dartin» about space scavenging, smooching, and basically living the dream.

Taking with him his skills of observation, he decided to switch careers and pursue his dream of creating imagery.

Sparked around the artist's dream about a boy stuck on an island, this group of paintings see a revision to some of Yanai's most recognizable motifs, such as plants and boats, as well as the introduction of new imagery.

In contrast to works that incorporate found everyday objects, such as the «Combine» paintings of Robert Rauschenberg or the Dada collages of Kurt Schwitters, Almquist's experimental paintings extend his picture plane into three dimensions with constructed elements of disjointed, dream - like imagery.

A pen - and - ink study of a Renaissance temple by Francesco di Giorgio Martini (1439 — ca. 1501), drawn ca. 1470, and a mixed media - representation by Jim Dine (b. 1935) with imagery inspired by a dream, dated 2000, signal the wide chronological, technical, and conceptual range of the exhibition.

Gorky was both a forefather to and a seminal figure in the Abstract Expressionist movement years before Pollock and Motherwell, he found ways to extend Surrealist dream imagery into a uniquely American abstraction, simply by pursuing Surrealism's insistence on the authenticity of interior experience freely transcribed on canvas — also the logic of much New York Abstract Expressionism.

The series continues the artist's exploration of the Hackney neighborhood of East London through the imagery of iconic paintings, referencing artists like Delacroix and Wyeth to describe the local myths, struggles and dreams of his local community.

As a result, the dream imagery and irrational impulses of Surrealism enlivened American art.

Automatic Drawing, Collage, Frottage, Decalcomania, Exquisite Corpse, and Dream Imagery are the categories that structure the show and its flow in the stately galleries of the Morgan Library, and the examples in each group are superb.

The uncanny «creatures» who haunt his abstractions of the mid-1940s bear witness to a burgeoning interest in Surrealist principles of revealing the invisible, tapping into dreams and the collective unconscious as sources of imagery, rather than reporting on what could be seen.

Pipilotti Rist is one of the most prominent artists working today, best known for her dream - like video installations and colour - drenched imagery.

These paintings instantly pull the viewer in with their harmonic color palettes and intriguing imagery — the combination of fragmented representational and realist elements alongside pure abstractions that are dream - like surreal moments ranging from optical and illusory to psychedelic and trippy — all provide multiple points of entry, both visually and conceptually.

The surrealist, dream - like imagery of Dali, Ernst and Magritte was undergoing a change.

In dreams and in shamanic meditation, there comes a flow of both spiritual and mundane imagery.

His exquisitely rendered drawings and paintings draw on dream imagery, where the surface of his work relates to both the mind and the body, and becomes a skin on which to create layers of marks, volumes of text, leading the viewer into another world.

Dalí favored detailed drawings using the academic style of the old masters for his drawings expressing «delirious phenomena» and dream imagery, according to the museum.

«I dream in warm, bright colors, which is where much of the imagery used is first uncovered.

Chandran creates dream worlds through swathes of ink and watercolor and then infuses the imagery with poetry and meaning.

Students who dream of becoming working artists, and the rest who live in a culture increasingly bombarded with imagery, must develop a visual literacy, the holy grail of art education.

The camera has gone from being an instrument of the European colonialist, to that of the studio «dream factory» in African cities into the current era where contemporary imagery depict a complex view on the continent.

Although Surrealism no longer exists as a formal movement, contemporary artists continue to explore dream imagery, free - association, and the possibilities of chance.

By utilising images of post-war Californian domesticity and the gilded imagery of consumerist driven American dream, the gallery becomes a postulated utopia where the white cube gallery formula is dismissed in a three - dimensional analogy.

(1956), uses consumerist imagery from magazines, advertisements, and comic books to parody media representations of the American dream.

As powerful as his dream imagery is in itself, it is amplified by his masterful use of black and white drawings.

Sometimes there's a figure in the landscape, but the imagery is dream - like and built up gradually from a mood board of photographs and drawings.

Inspired by a diversity of sources — including historical and literary imagery and Bitzer's own dreams and fictional imaginings — and culled from an ongoing archive created over two decades, the iconography presented within these installations is particularly personal to the artist.

Fresh Blood - A Dream Morphology (1981 - 7), also on view at P • P • O • W, began with a dream dominated by imagery of a bouquet of dried leaves and an umbrDream Morphology (1981 - 7), also on view at P • P • O • W, began with a dream dominated by imagery of a bouquet of dried leaves and an umbrdream dominated by imagery of a bouquet of dried leaves and an umbrella.

The exhibition is thus imagined as both Laarni's computer desktop screen as well as her unconscious reaction — her dreams, her fears — to the excessive amount of imagery she deals with and the potentially problematic subject matter they might contain.

It is the first comprehensive, illustrated biography since the Tate Gallery's 1974 exhibition catalogue and it looks at the life of an artist who was painting surrealist imagery and alternative worlds, including dream figrues, fairy figures and demons.

In their often baffling and highly imaginative imagery, the Surrealists addressed the dream, the irrational, and the workings of the unconscious mind.

[14] His work inspired the surrealist concept of drawing imagery from dreams and the unconscious.

Rejecting the non-objective materiality of abstraction, the Symbolists focused on dreams, visions, moods, spiritulaity, and feelings, mining landscape imagery for its infinite metaphorical possibilities.

Julien's work at this time, characterised by its dream - like imagery and sensuality, was concerned predominately with issues of masculinity, beauty and desire in relation to black and gay identity.

Dark imagery is painted with imprecise, yet delicate, brush strokes that give the effect of shifting visions we see in our dreams.

These compositions of found images, photographed scenes, and digitally manipulated imagery create fantastical dream - world landscapes.

Characterized by child - like imagery, this Western - style category of primitive art is also known as «Outsider art», «Naive art», or Art Brut («raw art») and is exemplified by the work of Henri Rousseau «Le Douanier» (1844 - 1910): see, for instance, his masterpieces The Sleeping Gypsy (1897) and The Dream (1910), both at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

Symbolists Visual artists of the Symbolism movement were usually Romantics, who employed mythology and dream imagery to communicate their message.

The paintings, with those gorgeous blends of thinned - out colors, often suggested lush Chinese landscapes, while the complex woodcuts were dream - state visions, their rich imagery blurred behind the prominent scrim - like grain.

As the prophetic ramblings of an unseen narrator (pulled from her YouTube channel) recount fantastical dreams of the coming Rapture, crystalline imagery of rolling clouds gives way to heavily - processed video of moving stage sets from The American Music Awards telecasts of the 1980's and early 1990's.

Two etchings made shortly after her return demonstrate how Nevelson synthesized a surrealist interest in dream imagery, her experience of Maya art, and her own preoccupations with royalty (she considered herself to have queenly qualities), marriage (to her work), and death (real and symbolic).