Sentences with phrase «flatten perspective»

The images were shot from a light aircraft flying at between 4,000 & 5,000 ft.. The height was crucial in order to flatten perspective by using long focal lengths.

Cubism, with its flattened perspective of objects, paved the way for pure abstract painting in this sense.

The subject matter fell roughly into two buckets: interiors with the flattened perspective of a fish - eye lens, and panoramic, often equally distorted views of desolate or ruined landscapes — Kobaslija's «spaces» and «places.»

Graham then goes on to contrast the portrait with flattened perspectives (Matisse's Red Room (Harmony In Red), 1908), absolute lack of depth, and unrealistic colors favored by the Fauvists.

Paul Cézanne (1839 — 1906) is universally acclaimed as the father of modern art for his revolutionary use of flattened perspective, carefully structured compositions and his signature technique of painting with patches of color.

She uses the same flattened perspective and imagined locations typical of Chinese landscape painting as she references her Brazilian heritage with images of Baroque churches and the monasteries of Minas Gerais.

It is often remarked that, with their flattened perspectives and bold shapes and colours, Gursky's photographs can be read as paintings, and it is easy to pick up this thread at the Hayward Gallery.

As a painter of political ideas — and, often, the grotesque and cruel — Luc Tuymans is a historian of images that appear banal but reveal sinister workings: colored blobs are actually disembodied eyeballs; a bare room with flattened perspective is the site of uncountable murders; a limp cloth turns out to be the emblem of a growing nationalist movement.

Michael Stamm's nine paintings feature subtly shifting color and evoke a sense of claustrophobia and longing for meaning in the banal; Pedro Pedro's vibrant color palettes and flattened perspective portray food, flowers, skulls and cigarettes.

In strictly formal terms, Eske Kath's work is a skillful and restrained integration of traditional Japanese landscape iconography and the flattened perspectives of the Suprematists and Fauvists.

Her works make use of an idiosyncratic visual lexicon, the directness of cartoonish figures, and a flattened perspective, but simultaneously betray a deep awareness of art history and painterly conventions.

Slight in scale, approximately the size of a book, each piece offers a different tableau: minimalist forms, architectural elements, flattened perspectives, proposals for land art, or Martian carvings.

In this newly created installation, Cetera draws inspiration from the consumer language of the storefront window, employing its specific layers of flattened perspective produced by glass - walled architecture, and tight proximity of space that is both public and private.

The works in his Southern Series, painted in tempera on brown paper, are characterized by strong colors, flattened perspective and stylized, highly formal compositions.

Works from this time demonstrate her interest in the all - over abstract compositions of contemporary Expressionists like Pollock and de Kooning, but she also experimented with painting from life, engaging flattened perspective and affecting colors in ways that signaled the influence of the post-Impressionists.

These works make use of an idiosyncratic visual lexicon, the directness of cartoonish figures, and a flattened perspective, but simultaneously betray a deep awareness of art history and painterly conventions.

Not exact matches

Listening across a flattened hierarchy to the valuable perspectives of students, parents, educators, and community members also illuminates the paths that we must take.

The ever - increasing flood of information and flattening of the systems for sharing opinions and perspectives has given rise to various forms of citizenship engagement while also enabling various forms of antisocial and antidemocratic engagement.

From a macroeconomic perspective, we've been in a hell of a bull market run, and at some point things will flatten out or worsen.

In the paintings and drawings he made while in residence at the American Academy in 1970 and 1971, one readily recognizes the spatial dynamics of Guston's entire oeuvre, the latent or overtly stated matrix of vertical and horizontal lines that derive from the structure of Renaissance perspective that was subsequently collapsed by Cubism and flattened by Mondrian.

The flattened architecture and exaggerated perspective of Suss's canvases memorialize their collected art and objects through an intimate, archeological process that opens familial narrative to questions of class, politics, and religion.

In addition, exhibitions and studios were rife with landscape painting, with flattened and distorted perspective throughout.

Each project begins with a visually compelling object that is flattened, framed, and classically studied from multiple perspectives.

In fact Brown heightened the effects of the original, altered its perspective and flattened his paint surface almost like a print.

The flattened, frieze - like perspective of these works creates dizzying scenes of simultaneous action, and his strong vertical lines and recessed figures create a spatial understanding that invite the viewer into the picture plane.

In this work, as in several others, (Mirror, In Water, Here and There), all rational perspective is flattened, leveled and effortlessly displaced, creating a feeling of disorientation.

Perspectives and reflections flatten onto the canvas for an effect so accessible it almost becomes surreal.

This conversation between impasto and perspective disrupts our understanding of the composition and objects within it; the pictorial space both flattens and expands depending on the location of the viewers gaze.

Taking mundane and overlooked, yet architecturally functional forms already present and repurposing them, the flattened images of three dimensional spaces call attention to their source and explore how perspective is key in understanding our environment.

He is known for his painterly style which falls between abstraction and realism as well as for the flattened appearance of his portraits of friends and family members which are done from a frontal perspective.

Not only am I not sufficiently talented, I'm showing you my project in a way that flattens its downtown cluster into a huge mess of lines, because I designed it for someone walking around the environment, not looking from a fixed 2D perspective.