Sentences with phrase «fleetingness of»
«It's the fleetingness of experiential purchases that endears us to them.
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The investment of time into my artistic practice has followed clarity about the fleetingness of my life.
Recalling the look of chalk on blackboards, the effect reinforces the mysterious quality of Simmons» imagery while suggesting movement, the fleetingness of time, the pliability of history, and the inevitable fading of both cultural and personal memory.
The limited edition print Damned Youth (2011) was produced by Wilhelm Sasnal exclusively for the Whitechapel Gallery and the title plays on the fleetingness of youth, alluding to the artist's experience of looking back at twenty years of working as a painter.
The drawings describe the frailties of the printed page, which mirror the fleetingness of life itself.
It serves to remind us of the fleetingness of life and of the power of that human spirit.
The film's constant reference to time, via repeated shots of ticking clocks, alludes to the 1997 issue as well as the sheer intangibility and fleetingness of time.
His metaphysics provides a structure for understanding both the unity and the variety, the independence and the interrelatedness of things; it allows us to accept the fleetingness of an experience of value and yet to grasp its eternal significance; its understanding of process recognizes the reality of both being and becoming.
And strangely enough, it seems to me that the forthcoming Korean Reunification, the state visit to the US of Macron's dandruff, the fleetingness of negotiations with Merkel, and even the publication of intelligence data about Iran's development of an atomic bomb by Bibi Netanyahu all fit into an oil painting depicting an avalanche - like frontal offensive by Trump.
Not exact matches
The emergent phenomena, life and mind, are obvious illustrations of this fleetingness.
Life's irritating fleetingness dominates the proceedings, and her latest, Things to Come, takes this theme to its logical conclusion, looking at the travails of an older woman (Isabelle Huppert) who watches one element of her life after another get stripped away.