Sentences with phrase «illegibility in»

Not exact matches

Opening credits, they're there in the morning fog, run down and dilapidated, their original messages a checkerboard of illegibility.

An issue of a magazine, for example, could include a fixed layout version (print replica) for rendering on tablet - sized screens with a reflowable version for smaller cellphone screens where the fixed layout would be scaled to illegibility (or automatically reflowed in unwanted ways if fixed layouts are not supported).

He continues: «There is a rather aggressive dance in these works between the optical and the visceral, legibility and illegibility, crisp and blurred, the solid and the atomized — the visual cacophonies of urban life, which I am betting most of us don't luxuriate in.

Nagel's graphic, art deco - derived illustrations of female figures clad in spandex, dangly earrings and bulky sunglasses were thus prematurely patinated, their comically outré, Dynasty - like digs discoloured and faded to the point of illegibility.

Adam Pendleton quotes diverse literary sources in prints and wallpapers, collaged text and scanned photographs that embrace this condition of illegibility.

Rasheed's fragmentary collage engages in a sly mimesis: it pronounces the cause of its illegibility.

Silence and illegibility were also central to Amorales's Life in the Folds (2017), presented last year at the Mexican Pavilion for the Venice Biennale, curated by Pablo León de la Barra.

Indeed, the interrogation of this terminology continues to be relevant today: The fact that the biracial artist Nayland Blake was initially neglected in the count of black artists in «Art AIDS America» (several early objections do not list him alongside Derek Jackson, Kia Labeija, Glenn Ligon, and Kalup Linzy) demonstrates some of the faultiness of a demographic approach and raises questions about misrecognitions and illegibilities.

Hyperlinks and blue highlights are identifiable in the text, but the text itself is abstracted to illegibility, preventing the viewer from knowing if information is false or verified; an editor's «delete» symbol punctuates this layered indeterminacy.

In this series of readings by artists and poets invited by Capone and the curator of the exhibition, Rachel Valinsky, Capone activates the source texts employed in her works, which have been digitally scanned and manipulated into illegibilitIn this series of readings by artists and poets invited by Capone and the curator of the exhibition, Rachel Valinsky, Capone activates the source texts employed in her works, which have been digitally scanned and manipulated into illegibilitin her works, which have been digitally scanned and manipulated into illegibility.

Skirting illegibility and articulating the impossibility of realizing bodily integrity, Olesen presents a drawing of a container / machine (resembling Picabia's mechanical drawings) with words in felt pen: «ON / OFF,» «SELFPRODUCTION,» and «PENIS.»

Rendered in bright colors and with acute precision, these works suggest a core sample of pop cultural references that have been manipulated just short of illegibility.

His practice holds in perpetual tension the forces of proposition and cancellation, vandalism and erasure, aesthetic generosity and conceptual restraint, the possibility of language and its abstraction into illegibility.

In their illegibility, the works seem abstract, otherworldly.

There is a rather aggressive dance in these works between the optical and the visceral, legibility and illegibility, crisp and blurred, the solid and the atomized — the visual cacophonies of urban life, which I am betting most of us don't luxuriate in.

In fact, usual will (contract) is very often a poor solution considering the length of clauses, lack of plain english, illegibility, etc. (see The Colour of eConsent)

• The illegibility of Ashley Smith's agencies in the Smith case functions as a technology of governance that serves to maintain the invisibility of, and even further obscure, the agencies and voices of adolescent young women from the formal discourses of law while supporting racist, classist, unequal valuations of which mothers are «good» and count;