Sentences with phrase «ephemeral nature of the work»

It was this ephemeral nature of the work, which ceased to exist on the two - dimensional plane but continued to exist as an idea, that became the underlying motivation to his later works.

Due to the mostly ephemeral nature of their work, it can be difficult to trace the impact of many critical artists from the 1960's who were engaged in Happenings and Performance, who are historically important because of their contributions to culture and way of thinking.

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Customer service in their line of work is very hard to come by and, considering the ephemeral nature of your service, is paramount.

Travel writing is often associated with tourism, and includes works of an ephemeral nature such as guide books and reviews, with the

At 70 years of age, Long still produces all his work himself, without assistance, and the physical act of making a piece or completing a walk is very much a part of the work itself — some of which, ephemeral in nature, go on to exist solely through photography and text records.

Their work differs in their individual interests: architectural concerns, minimalism, optical phenomena, process, gesture, mark making, materiality and the ephemeral nature of light.

This group of intergenerational artists closely considers the process of art - making in their work by playing with scale, the ephemeral quality of their materials, the nature of time and language, and the relationships between the objects that they create.

The Linda Pace Foundation is pleased to present the Texas debut of Secondary Stories, a room - sized installation by Brazilian artist Rivane Neuenschwander, who has become widely regarded for her often ephemeral work that explores narratives about language, nature, social interactions and the passing of time.

The rather ephemeral nature of fashion, the very different critical response and the chance to make contact with an audience beyond the artworld made the collaboration liberating for Trubkovich, but not in a way that has affected his work directly.

Goldsworthy goes out into nature and uses ephemeral materials to create his work, which many times because of the temporal aspect of his art, exist only in photographic documentation.

Many of the first works, created in the deserts of U.S.A. (Nevada, New Mexico, Utah or Arizona) were ephemeral in nature and now only exist as video recordings or photographic documents.

Some landscape painters convey reality in compellingly quotidian detail, reflecting or critiquing the complex relationship between humans and nature; others construct neo-byzantine visions of the future that may thrill or terrify; some work intuitively to give form to the ephemeral, conveying that which can not be spoken; and many bend or break accepted rules of vision, reminding us that perception itself is both a privilege and a discipline.

Through the ephemeral nature of blinking light, Baxter and Ebner's work ground us in the here and now, inhabiting bodies that have drag, pull and weight.

This month features the work of Angela Davis Fegan, an artist who crafts handmade objects as a way to reflect upon the ephemeral and intangible nature of digital media.

Her work blurs the conceived nature of sculpture and dance in relation to the ephemeral.

Ephemeral explores the nature of non-permanence through the artists» site - specific works and the media used.

Claudia Schmuckli, director and chief curator at the Blaffer, described Andy Coolquitt as a comprehensive exhibition in the sense that it surveys what is available of Coolquitt's work, explaining that many earlier creations were ephemeral in nature and no longer physically exist.

In tension with the other works in the gallery, the piece suggests the ephemeral nature of what we build, and stasis itself.

Nature is constantly in a state of change, and the artists» awareness and sensitivity to this change has been crucial to the creation of their work which is site - specific, monumental and ephemeral.

Glacial Specimens (flame worked glass with clay and acrylic paint) consists of several small mixed media glass sculptures which capture the ephemeral nature of snow and ice crystals.

Though Huyghe is arguably France's most acclaimed mid-career artist — he represented the nation at the Venice Biennale in 2001, won the Guggenheim's Hugo Boss Prize the next year, and has appeared in editions of just about all of the important international biennials over the past two decades — a retrospective of his work always seemed fairly improbable, given the site - specific, and often - ephemeral, nature of his art.

Hundley's choice of found, often ephemeral objects embeds each work with sentimentality and personal meaning, but these small - scale details are at times suggestive of more universal imagery and ideas: mythology, forces of nature, and aerial views of vast and fantastic landscapes.

In 1976, artist Martha Wilson founded Franklin Furnace in Lower Manhattan as a site for producing and mediating works vulnerable to neglect due to lack of institutional support, ephemeral nature, or politically unpopular content.

The exhibition focuses on revealing the ephemeral and intangible nature of much of his art, while also highlighting the inherently incomplete summary that an exhibition offers of an artist's life and work.

The transitory and ephemeral nature of the project can not be overstated — at core the works were an exercise in the effects of context and perception — and visitors were activated as artists themselves to point out how those exercises resonated within the Schindler House.

An architect and designer who specialized in shop and restaurant interiors, which are by nature ephemeral, and furniture and utilitarian objects, Kuramata brought a lyrical dreaminess to his work that proves infectious even after the unreality of Japan's «bubble economy» for which it was created has long since burst.

Much of my work insists on its own ephemeral nature, celebrating its transience and perishability, while anticipating its own erasure: it will be painted over for the gallery's next show».

The project, entitled SOUNDWORKS, aims to take a broader look at the range of work being produced in audio arts today and embraces the ephemeral and peripatetic nature of sound through the creation of an online platform that doubles as a virtual exhibition space.

Taking vast, remote landscapes and the ephemeral conditions of nature as their sculptural canvas, these and other artists staged their own protest by rejecting traditional sculptural forms and practices, rigid modernist theory and the commercial confines of the museum - and - gallery system to create frequently massive land art works that heightened awareness of our relationship with the earth and challenged accepted definitions of art.

Ernesto Neto's art is the same; his works are a combination of ephemeral environments inspired by nature, knitted by men and assembled as art.

With his frequent use of highly perishable materials, Thek accepted the ephemeral nature of his art works — and was aware, as writer Gary Indiana has noted, of «a sense of our own transience and that of everything around us.»

Much of Hovagimyan's early work was ephemeral in nature.

Despite a sad incident in Holland where his painting was stolen, his desire to generate optimistic energy through his art works successfully evolve in the ephemeral dimensions of nature.

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Gallaccio's work is concerned with nature, beauty and decay, she uses ephemeral materials to refer to the cyclic nature of life and death.

Gallaccio is one of the leading British sculptors of her generation, yet the ephemeral nature of her chosen materials, such as flowers, fruit, ice and grass, means that few of her works remain permanent.

The success of her work is largely steeped in her ability to capture perspective and solidity in spite of the somewhat ephemeral nature of her technique.

Because they were not painted on something movable, each of his works was site - specific and temporary, emphasizing the essential fragility and ephemeral nature of his art.

He used fused glass to create beautiful works that are allegories to the ephemeral, and speak to the fragility of nature and the environmental concerns of today.

The artist documents these walks and ephemeral interventions in the landscape, which attempt to deny man's dominion over nature — doomed as they are to disappear due to the effects of erosion — in the manner best suited to each idea, with photographs, maps and text works in which the measurements of time and distance and the place names are infused with poetry.

From ephemeral works that erode with time or emphasize the timelessness of nature, to works making a more political statement, it seems that the general role of environmental art is to prompt contemplation about the greater meaning of human engagement in nature, in relation to its cyclic processes.

But she discovered that she liked working with the sensitive, ephemeral nature of paper more than the metals.