Sentences with phrase «idealised forms»

These highly finished forms allow for no procedural traces by which they are built, and in doing so become idealised forms where the appearance is divorced from the means of fabrication.

Snyder infuses the grid with the imperfections of the body, offering a riposte to its supposedly idealised form.

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From the idealised human forms of the Greeks to Assyrian palace reliefs, find out more about sculpture and its use in different cultural settings worldwide.

In other paintings it is clear he is idealising her — turning her face into a perfect geometrical form like the egg that hangs by a thread in Piero della Francesca's Renaissance masterpiece The Brera Madonna.

Rachael examines growth and change in the local natural environment using patterns and repeated organic shapes to form idealised landscapes.

For Jamie, this is Georges Bataille's flower, an idealised and therefore misleading form, the medium for a symbolic projection of the idea of beauty, born, however, of compost.