Sentences with phrase «fragmented narrative»

The gallery is turned into a fluid installation of everyday objects, using light, machinery and the space to create fragmented narratives of human inter-dependece.

Heidi Lau's work creates an alternate world through excavating fragmented narratives from personal and collective memories that highlight the archaic and invisible and recreate what has been lost to natural or human causes.

Writer / director Sean Durkin's fragmented narrative swerves from past to present; the tension mounts masterfully to a claustrophobic level.

For all of director Claire Denis «traditional fragmented narratives and elliptical editing techniques, her Cannes entry this year, «Bastards,» has unsettled audiences even further, causing a fest reaction that we wrote «not so much divided as cleaved» down the middle.

Written in several stands, the somewhat fragmented narrative never dilutes the impact of the boldly composed panels depicting scenes from Sís» infancy through young adulthood.

For the current exhibition at Gagosian Gallery in Beverly Hills, Alex Israel and Bret Easton Ellis, Israel has collaborated with the celebrated author to create text paintings — fragmented narrative combined with lush stock imagery — that mine their native landscape.

Lawler's perspective on art in the public and private sphere combined with Gillick's fragmented narrative showcase the breakdown of context in favor of abstract content.

However, the images are not figurative and each embody a sense of abstraction which blocks the viewer from gazing directly onto the horrific scenes, leaving only clues to piece together an otherwise fragmented narrative.

Her paintings are high stakes and aesthetically dramatic pieces of fragmented narratives depicted in loose and masterly brushstrokes.

Manchester born, Switzerland based artist Clare Kenny uses small assemblages in porcelain and glass, curled prints and at times bold splashes of paint on Perspex to draw fragmented narratives.

Nearby, Pope.L's Whispering Campaign (2016 - 17), installed in various forms across seven Athenian venues, preserves and passes on fragmented narrative artifacts, reinvesting in the art of hearing and being heard.

Soleimani's fragmented narratives conflate reality and fantasy alongside brutality and the absurd to explore a crisis of power and social and environmental justice.

Although today's video - fluent filmgoers experience something very much akin to fragmented narratives every time they flip around the channels on the TV, I still felt it was essential that beneath its braided structure, Poison's central themes were clearly drawn.

But its fragmented narrative structure, played out via flashback through the reading of jumbled correspondence, produces a dissonant effect at odds with the gentle nature of the director's fixed - mount static shots, pans, and zooms.

Regarded as a seminal figure in gay and lesbian cinema, and in particular, pre-Internet video - work, Benning's short films often feature autobiographical content in fragmented narratives that address feminism, gender identity, and youth and popular cultures.

For example, in A Taste of Stone I — II (2010), the artist filled one of Nottingham Contemporary's galleries with images of stones printed onto limestone and set atop table legs, accompanied by two placards, which together form a fragmented narrative.

The Velasquez masterpiece has been the subject of interpretation not only by Finch, but most famously by Francis Bacon who depicted the seated Pope in a much more sinister and fragmented narrative.

By juxtaposing seemingly unrelated images, Salle constructs original, complex, and fragmented narratives that deny any one interpretation.

Drawing on stories, histories, personal experiences and observations of day - to - day reality, fragmented narratives and forms of subjectivity are constructed through an interplay of voices and signs.

Reported Missing (2003), which was shot in Stockholm, Italy, Easter Island, Chile, the Grand Canaries, and Australia, is a fragmented narrative of suggestive moments charged with emotion and imagination of self.

His video installations are usually displayed across multiple screens and accompanied by still photographs, conveying a sense of fragmented narratives and reflecting on the ideas of memory and remembrance.

In The Square Root of Pi (e), HATCH Projects Residents Rami George, Dan Paz, and Jenyu Wang delve into the unknown, addressing subjectivity, identity, and fragmented narratives.

AMEN, composed of 24 drawings and three sculptures, is a leading title, as the fragmented narrative evidenced throughout the exhibition seems overwhelmingly concerned with humanity's problematic, confused and often turbulent quest for enlightenment.

Working across a range of subject matter and styles, from abstraction to dreamlike figuration, Mazliach evokes a fragmented narrative of politics and history.

The movement and diluted colour hint at a fragmented narrative which would perhaps unfold if you spent enough time watching.

At the end of the fragmented narrative (only pieces of the text survive today and much of it is thought to have been burned by Marx himself), Merten attempts to save his dog, Boniface, from a miserable death by constipation — a fate that Merten compares to the agony of Boniface's inability to speak and to write his own thoughts and reflections.

It is a text - based work that also entails a social gathering or collective performance, which will unfold a fragmented narrative of a New Year's Eve Party.

Drawn from research undertaken while Creuzet was a resident at Rebuild Foundation's Méthode Room Residency on Chicago's South Side, their ultimate effect is akin to landscapes comprised of fragmented narratives.

Janaye Brown's video work explores perception of time and fragmented narratives.

Like earlier works by Irvine such as Margaret Again, purchased by IMMA in 1997, The Silver Bridge, which was shot in Dublin Zoo, other locations in the Phoenix Park and the Natural History Museum, offers suggestions of a fragmented narrative in which time and place are profoundly evocative.

The exhibition is comprised of portraits and abstract compositions that further Souders» interest in fragmented narratives, the inchoate versus the fully formed, and the uncontrollable nature of time.

Among these fragmented narratives, Davey ponders the possibility of conveying an autobiography through text, film and photography, using quotations from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Jean - Luc Godard and Louis Malle.

Dexter Dalwood's paintings collage together found imagery, fragmented narratives and multiple perspectives on events of the recent past.

In her first UK exhibition, Eulalia Valldosera, one of Spain's leading contemporary artists, transforms the gallery into an immersive, cinematic mise - en - scène, where an intimate choreography of light, shadow and domestic objects act out and connect the fragmented narratives of human relationships.

As with all the works in «Expeditions,» Western Union is presented on three separated projection screens, physically indicating the fragmented narratives of the work.

This exhibition questions the current state of art's manipulative possibilities — in a time of alternative facts, relative truths and fragmented narratives.

Shot in Dublin Zoo and other locations in the Phoenix Park and in the Natural History Museum, The Silver Bridge offers a fragmented narrative in which time and place are deeply evocative.

Kelley's unorthodox fusion of fragmented narrative, medium and sensory immersion seem nonsensical and queer at first encounter, yet the further we delve into his sensational rabbit hole, the closer we come to the truly bizarre fidelity of the human condition.

In this new video, Rottenberg continues her investigation into social and labor - based inequalities through a fragmented narrative.

Reality and representation are explored within Clare Kenny's practice, fragmented narratives are manipulated through subtle gestures and assemblages, curling, rolling and folding, re-evaluating the works authenticity.

The works in Destroyer of Dreams, Or, Container of All Future Meaning are presented as a collection of related moments within a fragmented narrative.

By juxtaposing seemingly unrelated images, Salle constructs complex and fragmented narratives that deny any one interpretation.

If you do find yourself in the East End, head across to Vyner Street and Sung Hwan Kim's intriguing exhibition at Wilkinson Gallery, which will see you groping around in the dark to piece together a fragmented narrative from videos, songs and sculptures.

Working with the Neurobiological Legacy of Trauma Neuroscience research has established why it is that trauma results in a fragmented narrative along with a «living legacy» of enduring effects.