Sentences with phrase «fictional construct»
The phrase "fictional construct" refers to something that is made up or imaginary. It describes a concept, story, or idea that is not real but created for entertainment or artistic purposes. Full definition
Graduated from Academy of Fine Arts in Poznan and Sandberg Instituut in Amsterdam, she investigates in her artistic practice notions of auto / biography and the self as fictional constructs — by inhabiting particles of other person (s) and thus constructing her «Polyphonic Autobiography».
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Sometimes they re totally fictional constructs of that world (I'm looking at you, Hideo Kojima) and sometimes they re the real deal.
In keeping with the rather pretentious - sounding title, Like Sunday, Like Rain often suffers because our two main leads carry so little naturalism that they can't exist as anything other than fictional constructs spouting off a series of endlessly laborious dialogue.
As a fictional construct, that's more than wonderful.
At the core of the project will be a film weaving together stories of two paintings associated with FAMSF: Amedeo Modigliani's Pierre - Edouard Baranowski (ca. 1918), a painting in FAMSF's collection once haunted by questions of authenticity (now resolved) and the other; the «Portrait of Carlotta», a fictional construct and prop in Vertigo, which nonetheless is often believed to be in FAMSF's collection.
I decided to follow him,» she writes at the beginning of Suite Vénitienne, her first artist's book and the crucible of her inimitable fusion of investigatory methods, fictional constructs, the plundering of real life and the composition of self.
Ulla von Brandenburg makes drawings, videos, performances, and installations that focus on the theme of theater as a fictional construct.