Sentences with phrase «illusory nature»
The phrase "illusory nature" means that something appears to be real or true, but is actually false or deceptive. It refers to something that gives the illusion or impression of being genuine, but in reality, it is not. Full definition
«It is as though he [Joan Miro] had decided to condense all that he loves most — women, the night, stars, birds, dewdrops at dawn, into small paintings, while emphasizing the precarious illusory nature of our existence.»
galleryintell.com
Hear hear, especially that bit about the illusory nature of some of these ICO terms, or even some non-ICO» ed coins I could mention.
I experienced a blessed clarity, freedom and relief, and a stunning sense of the illusory nature of the life I'd left behind.
But it is increasingly apparent that the dialectical theologian is standing on thin air, the cloud is lifting, and now we are beginning to see the illusory nature of a stance that would exist «half - way» in the radical immanence of modern man and «half - way» in the transcendence of Christian faith.
Those who see neuroscience and free will as incompatible argue that demonstrating the predictability of our brain should reveal the illusory nature of free will, and lead people to reject it.
And in «Blade Runner» fashion, the illusory nature of identity and reality is examined, during an expansive 163 - minute runtime.
Make fake decisions that reveal the illusory nature of choice!
By making something fake or synthetic feel even less convincing, I aim to create a more «authentic» rendering of the illusory nature we experience.
By emphatically avoiding narrative and making the surface the subject of the work, Auerbach draws attention to the illusory nature of painting itself.
The work involves the creation of prismatic halos that follow the viewer, paired with the illusory nature of visual depth.
This habitual return to a perishable lease confirms the illusory nature of claims for permanent land and resource tenure.
Photography's tenuous relationship to truth and reality is a fitting metaphor for the illusory nature of property valuation that first propelled the ongoing recession.
Painted at the dawn of the 1990s, Drink Canada Dry was the postmodern beacon of a newer, more critical style that often illustrated, albeit obliquely, the illusory nature of the visual world.
While activating the picture plane, they also succeed in offering a deeper contemplation of the illusory nature of time and space.
The pomposity of the poses, the artificiality of the smiles and the kitschy painting all underscore the illusory nature of the dream.
He challenges concepts of status and power, and their illusory nature, which guide valuation of a life lived.
The resulting images had an immediacy and unpredictability that drew attention to the illusory nature of the nascent endeavor.