Sentences with phrase «illusion of reality»

His meticulously painted sculptures of vegetables and the human figure are notable because they create an uncanny illusion of reality.

Working in oils, Renaissance artists could create a vivid illusion of reality by making individual brush strokes disappear.

Through their painted illusions of reality, each is shaking the ostensibly stable ground of daily life and revealing it as a false construction.

the world is changing... is it for the better or worse — i can't tell... but toss me 10 tabs of lsd and i'll let ya know (i am very serious) but aside from that, there is no knowing beyond the shroud of the present illusion of reality.

Movie directors are psychological intruders, mad scientists obsessed with using illusions of reality to create involuntary emotional reactions in viewers.

Scaling and blurring aside, it's the frame - rate that is the key concern here, not just in terms of visual smoothness - essential in maintaining the in - game illusion of reality - but also in the perceived response from the controls.

In this ongoing performance project of the last several years, Susan Lee - Chun creates a symmetrical illusion of reality, thereby breaking down the idea of hierarchies of identity, happiness, society, or fulfillment in general.

He painstakingly constructed his pictures from countless little blurry squares and dabs of paint, producing an enhanced tension between the concrete substance of the paint on the canvas and the spacious and luminous illusion of reality the work projected.

For me, the legacy of the Pictures Generation is a desire to disrupt the surface illusion of reality and to access another dimension.

Li Wei is a postmodernist Chinese artist who combines performance art and photography to create interesting illusions of reality.

Scrim, an almost translucent material often used as curtains, enables Irwin to create barriers that are neither impenetrable nor permanent yet at the same time are restrictive: the audience's perception of the space is rendered into a hazy illusion of reality and thus they are forced to question the authenticity of their own sight.

He might well have pointed more sharply to his own wily juxtaposition of signs in the novel, that of the movie's illusion of reality and the moment's encounter of the black man on the church steps, the sign of the cross smudged on his forehead with the ashes of the inescapable exile in the wandering season of Lent that is man's lot as homo viator.

It was an illusion of reality.

In Vedantic philosophy, Maya is the way of illusion — the illusion of the reality of sensory experience, and also (or consequently) the illusion of the experienced, sensory qualities of the self.

Realistic painters convey the illusion of reality, volume or distance by making good intuitive use of perspective, color, lighting and shadow.

The key is the illusion of reality.

I lived a very boring life so how could i explain why and how society works since its just an illusion of reality.

It further looks at Leonardo's example and how he developed this linear perspective but then continues with the development of chair - scuro (light to dark shading) and their oil paint blending to continue developing the illusion of reality on a flat surface in their Still life paintings.

We need to create an illusion of reality, not play back word - for - word a «real» conversation.

Stars Jeffrey Wright and Anthony Hopkins wrestle with how best to maintain the illusion of reality to their players, termed «visitors,» while also keeping those story lines moving.

Still, the illusion of reality remains compelling.

Doris van Drathen writes that Steir's work is, «linked by an underlying investigation into the illusion of reality and its perception - a philosophical inquiry that perpetually asks: What do you see, and what do you think you see?

Whether they ripped the photograph, distressed the negative, or painted on the surface of the print, many photographers in the 1970s and 80s intentionally disrupted the illusion of reality in their work, emphasizing the fragility of representation.

From the Renaissance on, a painting was considered a window onto the world, through which one saw an illusion of reality.

Francis Tucker was mentor and friend to both of us, schooling us in the science and technology of painting to create an illusion of reality by understanding materials.

That means that virtual objects are truly «there» when placed in real world physical space, and the illusion of reality that Roomscale VR creates within a headset is recreated on your phone's screen.