Sentences with phrase «into poetic»

Recently exhibited at Beijing Design Week, Hanna's curious device intersects the city's love for bicycles, along with DIY technology and a long - held tradition of transforming any public space into poetic places, using the ephemerality of water.

Rounding the block to 26th, we popped into Mitchell - Innes & Nash where Paul Winstanley's minimalist paintings drew us into their poetic emptiness.

Star - filled skies, monumental landscapes and animal sculptures are combined into a poetic whole that conveys the magnificence of natural phenomena, human existence and the cosmos.

For her first museum show in Paris, Charlotte Moth — a British artist living in France — continues her exploration of space as architecture and as potential, tendentially transforming history of art into poetic vision.

Pope.L's work has a gut - punch immediacy, and issues of race, alienation, and democracy break down into a poetic and absurd interplay between identity, language, and materials.

Things like wooden beams, tree branches, metal sheets, wooden canes and tool handles are assembled into poetic fusions of the natural and the manufactured.

For nearly a decade, Rauschenberg frequented the Gulf Iron and Metal Junkyard outside Fort Myers, Florida, near his home, gathering metal parts from traffic signs, exhaust pipes, radiator grills, metal awnings, and so on, which he incorporated into these poetic, humorous assemblages, where the whole becomes greater than the sum of its parts.

When fused together, these two stories become an allegorical cycle of waste; waste of emotions, of obsession, and as Aly attempts to tell it through a precise choreography (using 4 performers and herself), it also translates into a poetic waste of movement.

Faded photographs, watercolors, confetti and thread are among the many materials Stewen has recombined into poetic compositions that are at once visually arresting and charged with emotion.

Fehr's unique sculptures and installations consist of humble, everyday objects transformed into the poetic.

An heir of Dieter Roth by way of Gordon Matta - Clark and Rirkrit Tiravanija, the young and widely admired artist Anicka Yi combines foodstuffs and other odd objects into poetic melanges that sometimes emit an odor, sometimes ooze, and always signal an extraordinary unique talent.

Drawing on a wide range of materials and references, these artists apply a keen eye and a steady hand as they transform house paint, thread, old and newly woven fabric, industrial tape, and other ordinary materials into poetic abstract forms.

Her paintings transform landscapes into poetic worlds.

Often this forms as short stories but sometimes it re-molds into poetic essays, rants or participation - based salons.

Characterized by her deft ability to transform common materials like steel, graphite and glass into forms and images reminiscent of the natural world, Fernández» works bring idea and experience into poetic tension.

Based on formal analogies, Halmer creates a subtle coherence between painting and objects and transforms their specific function into a poetic state of being.

The artists — Judie Bamber, Tom Burr, Tony Feher, Mike Kelley, Ry Rocklen, and Collier Schorr — begin with banal or familiar objects and forms, transforming them into poetic works of art through juxtaposition and subtle alteration.

These predominantly political topics are incorporated into poetic combinations of autobiographic and collective narratives, memories and concepts.

It brings together a large body of photographic and video work focussing on Finnemore's continuing investigation of the private familial landscape of his garden in rural Wales, which he transforms «into poetic symbol as home, territory, burial ground, [and] paradise.»

In his work, the familiar aesthetic of advertising, replicated through techniques like stenciling and silkscreening and special attention to typography and design, morphs into a poetic, dreamlike impression, cataloging the artist's personal experiences and diaristic moments.

Intimate, erotic, and eerie, Ralph Gibson is able to transform even an empty corner of a room into a poetic masterpiece with his signature Leica lens and a stark, meditative eye.

However, Sacks, who spent studied fine art at Princeton and Yale, orchestrates them into a poetic ambiance that recalls early cutouts of the 20th century European collage and the chaotic fervor of Abstract Expressionism of the «40s.

Works from later volumes present changing preoccupations in Twombly's work and thinking, as he plunged further into poetic and mythic sources.

The visionary art of Waqas Khan has the power to lift you into a poetic paradise of shimmering lines in cosmic space.

In absence of any clear beginning or end, seemingly insignificant events are expanded into poetic abstractions.

Led by Dion's archaeological approach, they unearthed clay pipes, plastic toys, credit cards and animal bones that have been transformed into this poetic display.

His new paintings of dunes, sea with moons, and mysterious geometric structures extend his landscapes further into a poetic multi-layered pictorial universe.

Since his death the artwork of James Rosenquist is once again getting the focus it deserves, not least because of his masterful ability to combine incongruous elements into a poetic and pulsating whole.

This piece advanced Curto's technique of setting tens of thousands of individually shaped gems from a kaleidoscope of symbolic colours, as he shaped the plexiglass resin board into a poetic three - dimensional form to seemingly suspend the sparkling «flying carpet».

Her paintings transform landscapes into poetic wo...

Using the recurrent imagery of the sea, the film sweeps the viewer into a poetic meditation on the ebb and flow of self and stranger, love and hate, war and peace, xenophobe and xenophile.

Weaving Cooper's life into a poetic narrative about humanity's history and future, Aitken's words become a leitmotif of a gradual deconstruction of images and sounds into a dystopian landscape where nature and technology exist.

Raging Bull (1980, Martin Scorsese): The best director currently working in American movies hit a career peak by turning the life of boxer Jake La Motta into a poetic meditation on the nature of violence.

Or «A Ghost Story,» in which Casey Affleck's character hangs around after his death to look in on girlfriend Rooney Mara but then finds his stay on Earth extended into poetic loops of time?

Ramsay has always brought a unique visual style to her work, but with this film it transcends into the poetic.

At Viktor & Rolf, a recycling theme translated into a poetic accumulation of rags that became riches with a frenzy of manual dexterity that, although dreamy, felt deeply realistic.

He turned scientific observation into poetic narrative, and his writings inspired naturalists and poets such as Darwin, Wordsworth and Goethe but also politicians such as Jefferson.

There are several important books of this character, some earlier, some later, the Apastamba — the Baudhayana, the Institutes of Vishnu, and most important of all that of the Manavan School, the Manavan sutras, or, when, put into poetic form, as was actually done, the Manavan Dharma Sastras, better known as the Laws of Manu.

Indeed, the epic is «very much about its own writing,» a writing that at every moment threatens to turn into what it purports to condemn: «Milton must summon the devils into poetic being in order to warn a reader... but he runs the risk of fascinating the reader with that very poetic creation.»

And while sometimes that material was radically different from one to the other, I was overwhelmed to find commonality, for instance, the same book in both places, «The Poetics of The New American Poetry,» 1973... Which is emblematic of so much that each think about: America, place, politics, the creativity and fluidity of language, how the same words can to be constantly reconstructed to describe anew... While language is essential to both practices, they share an incredible ability to transform language or imagery with equal grace into the poetics of a purely visual yet rigorously embedded experience... The work is saturated with content.

The resulting natural chaos in the forms of the paper constituted the beginning of her inquiries into the poetics of flow, which have continued in her recent works.

Not exact matches

If you're too nervous or margaritafied to read the whole thing, the invariably wise and poetic Timothy Jost at Health Affairs has distilled the CBO / JCT's take on Trumpcare into a lovely haiku:

'» He takes a poetic stab at description: «It would be like plunging into the ocean of infinite love, a moment in which time — the before and after — no longer exists.»

Yet as several of the interviewees point out, critics in the West read too much into Iran's «poetic» film language.

With entire unconstraint Jeremiah found thus in solitary prayer immediate entrance into the divine presence and, sensitive, poetic spirit though he was, lacerated by national calamity and individual rejection, he was accustomed to go out from this interior resource to face the world again, having heard Yahweh say to him, «I will make thee unto this people a fortified brazen wall... I am with thee.»

Similarly, to turn Augustine's poetic prose into verse, as Boulding does at several points, is to impose on the reader a literary self - consciousness that Augustine knew well but declined to use.

From a limited, bitter satire, Archibald MacLeish's verse drama grew into a larger, poetic statement about the human condition.

It's only after we're older once we've had notions pounded into our heads that we can't or shouldn't learn from this or that, that we lose our ability to appreciate all of God's creations and see God's hand (poetic term not literal) in all things (or worse, some have been so blinded as to see it in nothing, as they hide behind their cold scientific idols, losing the same wonder that got the scientists there to start with)

Perhaps in another post I'll go into a set of three incredible sermons presented at the heart of it, one of which is nothing less than Ellison's mytho - poetic history of the American Negro, with Ezekiel's «valley of the dry bones» passage playing a central role.

Nowhere does it discuss the mysterious but willful destruction of the mighty poetic force of the Bible and Prayer Book, which has turned the thunder and trumpets of Anglican worship into a series of squeaks and squawks, accompanied by tambourines and guitars.