Sentences with phrase «emotional works evoke»

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The critically acclaimed project worked because it instantly evokes a strong emotional response in viewers» hearts and brains.

He knew that catechesis which is purely pious and voluntarist (i.e. addressed only to the will, exhorting to «do good, be good» and seeking to evoke emotional experience without giving any vision of the coherence and truth of God's works), does not hold the young.

Along with these strategies, Sandi visited a therapist who helped her work through the emotional changes early menopause can evoke.

Like the other two contenders, it has character and charisma by the bagful, evokes strong emotional responses, and triggers more daydreams than the complete works of Pamela Anderson.

The former encompasses the emotional reaction your work evokes in readers.

Each of the artists» work evokes a unique emotional response from the viewer.

Nehrling's work highlights the gaps between her individual staccato brushstrokes of lush, bright colors, allowing the viewer to explore the formal complexity of color and the emotional depths it evokes.

Taking a variety of geometries as a starting point for an investigation of space, place and reflexive architecture, the works in according to a given mean explore the ways in which mathematical principles of spatial organisation — ultimately foreign to the body — are able to evoke states of being or mind and provoke emotional responses through purely objective means.

College Park, MARYLAND — Alison Saar's powerful work evokes a visceral, emotional reaction.

Whether it's an empty, soiled upholstered armchair or floppy, cut - out canvas of the Supreme Court Building, his works evoke a melancholy past of bygone glory days as he depicts the emotional void.

The artist bolsters her paintings» unique and subjective contexts through evocative titles that alternately reference landscapes, as with Georgica Pond, and evoke emotional moments and relationships, as with the works Sunday and Joy Ride.

An intuitive painter, Joseph has few contemporary affinities, among them are Rothko and Barnet Newman, whom he uniquely credits with evoking an emotional space within their work.

Scully's exploration of surface texture and abstract forms in these works evokes a range of emotional and narrative themes.

How these diverse works interact and how the viewer interacts with them is hard to navigate under the mandate of «zero emotional content» as all works poetically evoke meditations on the human condition.

Both subtle and acute, Jaray's deceptively simple works reveal the emotional responses evoked by certain colour combinations.

Trained as a painter, Calzolari started exhibiting widely from 1968 onwards, initially creating performances and works including animals and people, then subsequently combining and staging different materials to evoke direct physical and emotional responses in the viewer.

These works display the master's characteristic blend of technical gusto and emotional fervor, but they evoked mixed opinions among his critics.

The works Gold, Ivory, and Red (all from 2013 and part of the Fragility Series) are painted with a delicate hand, evoking vague emotional and potentially remembered sensory states.

Intrinsically motivated, employees work with more focus, effectiveness, and endurance because their work evokes positive emotional experiences.

Challenging behavior in very young children can evoke strong emotional reactions in professionals who are working to respond to such incidents in a sensitive, supportive, and nurturing fashion.