Sentences with phrase «imaginary realm»

But there is no good reason to hold on to old imaginary realms that no longer hold value today.

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Scale is frequently arbitrary and non-perspectival, which adds to an overall dreamlike atmosphere; the spatial relationships construct their own imaginary realm.

FANTASTICAL WORLDS: From majestic depictions of imaginary realms to inventive works of abstraction, expressionism, and surrealism, we seek works that put a fantastical spin on the world around us.

California: In his popular novel «Las sergas de Esplandián» published in 1510, writer Garci Ordóñez de Montalvo named an imaginary realm California.

The imaginary realm can not be cut off from its neurobiological roots, but without it we would have no culture.

We immerse ourselves into books by ourselves, turning page after page after page, inhabiting an imaginary realm within our own minds.

Given Hughes» Matisse - inspired focus on interior spaces, both literal and psychological, the overall effect is one of active immersion within the artist's imaginary realm, as if walking through one of her paintings.

As was stated in Bachelards book «Poetics of Space», the home is an imaginary realm in which architectural structures are metaphors of emotional states defining selfhood.

This recent body of work reflects Mr.'s impulse to push the seemingly kitschy nature of these imaginary realms into a gritty and abstract painting style in order to explore personal, global, and environmental themes of destruction.

While much of the video is rendered using the animation software Maya, Satterwhite intercuts this imaginary realm with filmed footage of himself voguing in an alleyway and a shopping district in China; at another point, he overlays animated figures flying on winged beasts atop footage of a bleak street scene or a brownish lake.

At turns whimsical and macabre, naïve and sophisticated, Wulff's paintings draw the viewer into an imaginary realm diversely marked by distant locales: grassy green knolls, rocky ocean cliffs, and urban sidewalks.

The women in the Madonna canvases are thickly painted saints who confront the viewer with haunting eyes and grimacing smiles, while the female nudes in Mr. Schärer's watercolors frolic joyfully in imaginary realms.

Scale is frequently arbitrary and non-perspectival, which adds to an overall dreamlike atmosphere; spatial relationships seem to construct an imaginary realm all of its own, one which both defies logic and feels somehow familiar.

For psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan (1900 - 1981), the sinthome consists in the Borromean Knot's fourth ring, holding together the real, the symbolic, and the imaginary realms of the psyche.