Sentences with phrase «fictional space which»

Encased in a giant wedge shaped frame of etched glass that inhibits our view Hartley has created a disorientating fictional space which both perplexes and seduces the viewer.

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Artwork by its various members is installed throughout the space, which has been modelled after the fictional spacecraft from 1963 Czech science - fiction film Ikarie XB - 1.

Teachers reported that viewing the play facilitated such dialogue because it afforded them a safe space and fictional referent in which to learn about and discuss poverty.

Through the seemingly fictional quality of these spaces, the purposes of which are as often as not ill - defined, Cohen creates a cross between documentary photography and artifice, sense and nonsense, the ordinary and dream - like.

These forms act as a magnet to which the male character, Die Man, gravitates towards, and eventually engages with, all adding to the experience of a familiar domestic world shifting towards a space that is fictional and unfamiliar.

The charge of violence and eroticism is implicit rather than clearly articulated and the application of paint is more open and free, embodying the content rather than describing it, thus developing the exploitation of the canvas as a fictional / artificial space, which requires a more sustained reading from the viewer.

It is organized as a story narrated in several episodes: fictional worlds sited in galleries, public spaces, unused buildings, and online, which draw from Liverpool's past, present and future.

«Me as Muse» is a multimedia video installation in which Thomas challenges and disrupts historical perceptions of beauty, fictional spaces, and traditional gender roles.

The model and mini exhibition are fictional, and thus reference the way in which buildings operate in imaginary spaces in the minds of architects, clients, and communities until they come to physical fruition.

These imaginary architectural spaces use formal elements which are juxtaposed and layered; sometimes creating curious illusions of other, fictional spaces.

The exhibition entailed the regular creation of a fourth space in which the fictional community, the film, and the gallery would converge.

In the Gallery's large second - floor space, Soares created a variant on her iconic large - scale installation, Finale (2013), in which she amasses domestic objects into an environment that evokes fictional narratives and recalls memories.

It can also be traced back to her series Chambres, a sequence of environments which recreated fictional or personal and domestic spaces.