Sentences with phrase «human figure»

In an outlined space beneath the line was a row of human figures in black.

The centerpiece of the exhibition is a pair of inverted human figures in painted cast silicone.

Her most unsettling sculptures came in the 1990s when she adopted the life - size human figure as her subject.

Many students — and myself — are intimidated about drawing human figures.

Several depict human figures in radiant colors, though these images of bodies also appear distressed, having been subjected to harsh chemical baths.

The surreal installation completed in 2017 showing 48 life - size human figures will become a coral reef.

Many famous landscape paintings include human figures, but their presence should be a secondary element in the composition.

While the lines of text still invariably feature human figures, human signs and gestures; reading them is becoming harder and harder.

From a distance, a darker form appears behind these faces: a singular human figure, in shadow - a representation of absence.

In several of the artist's floor sculptures, viewers are encouraged to walk on surfaces composed of thousands of miniature human figures.

They present human figures without a face, with too many eyes, without legs, consisting only of lower parts of the body or any other combination of body parts.

But then you see the little human figures falling out, the organic shapes but with pipes and tubes, and you might feel something different.

Chinese artists were, too, though their works aren't traditionally called landscapes because of the commonplace presence of tiny human figures.

Each piece is created from a singular item of clothing soaked in plaster or acrylic solution, retaining the form of a female human figure.

She applied the angle of how these pieces of wood were cut, and created the two human figures leaning towards front, and back accordingly.

While remaining fully in the realm of abstraction, each work points to one or several human figures, always in motion and never quite coherent.

About halfway up the rock face, she saw a single red - colored human figure.

She noticed a row of five identical human figures spaced evenly across the length of the mural.

Instead, they watch their monitors while their missiles are in transit, waiting to see whether those unsuspecting human figures on the screen are properly blown to bits.

2D Human figures were introduced in the course who shared information about the company, its background and history, products, and their benefits.

The mural is full of numerous human figures, including many children.

If human figures or buildings appear, they are small and insignificant against the backdrop of powerful landscapes.

It's a process where a classical human figure is reduced and simplified to its essence which can be defined in three elements: composition, color, and paint application.

It is composed of abandoned and forgotten bronze human figures crossed over by industrial beams.

Months before, Still was creating normal - sized paintings that merged together human figures and machines.

Even though they are darker in nature, the paintings remain true to his style portraying floating animals and human figures in ethereal backgrounds.

With the fundamentals of drawing under your belt, you'll be better equipped to draw human figures and faces, realistic light and shadow, perspective drawings, and anything from your head.

Also present in the exhibition space are two sculptures of human figures cast in bronze.

The artist is known for recreating human figures with astonishing hyper - realism.

He makes paintings resembling human figures from assembled canvases which reference Color Field painting and Minimalism.

They focused on human figures, including the Great American Nude, the anxious artist, and the still life to accompany both.

Wander through Vigeland Park, filled with hundreds of life - size human figures by native artist Gustav Vigeland.

Rounded shapes often act as stand - ins for human figures, their curved form mimicking the contours of an arched window.

Juan Muñoz reintroduces human figure at the center of architectonical and sculptural space.

My attention was drawn to the spiral staircase, above which dangled a number of blue glass ornaments (handblown by MIT graduate David Smith) representing human figures in assorted forms and positions.

Opening to the public Sept. 15, In The Box: Brian Bress will mark the world premiere of Man with a Cigarette (2016), the artist's first work to present a full - scale human figure using a video wall.

Humans figure into their diets only rarely.

Oscar - winning Redgrave will play the role of Elizabeth opposite Spall as Lowry, the 20th century painter best known for his matchstick human figures within scenes of life in the industrial North.

The unique nocturnal light, something in the shape of the vigilant animal, possibly exposed to danger, the glimmer of its hollow eyes in which human figures appear occasionally to be reflected — all of these elements along with the dense lines of the flickering «text,» create a disturbing feeling that something is amiss, perhaps the creature is artificial, maybe a cloned jackal, maybe a hybrid.

In the new body of work presented in this exhibition, landscape replaces abstracted human figures as the building blocks for the artist's work.

A full - size human figure takes Mayer around 40 typewriters and 1,000 hours to piece together.

Park would eventually flourish under the most trying of circumstances, bringing credibility to painting human figures with brushstrokes that echoed the grand gestures of Abstract Expressionism.

Another well - known artwork displayed in the show is a prone life - size human figure made from black mild steel blocks from Gormley's Suspend Pompeii series.

The Antony Gormley, Pole II, although modelled like all his work on his own naked body, is far from obviously erotic, a stylised human figure standing on its head, resembling a pile of boxes.

In the opposite corner is a life - sized sculpted human figure with no head, Manuel Neri's Untitled Standing Figure (1957).

Craddock cites as an influence the Bay Area figurative painter David Park, whose human figures often seemed to lumber through broadly painted compositions.

In those last years, Wróblewski produced an array of studies and sketches, always on paper but in everything from pencil to gouache; they mostly show human figures in unremarkable poses, but they have a daring stylistic range.