Sentences with phrase «main motif»

The main motif of the book is summed up for the individual in «Be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee the crown of life;» (Rev. 2: 10, A.S.V.) and for all society in

Except that distraction is Luhrmann's main motif as a filmmaker.

My main motif on here is usually perspective and this time it's no different.

And while the film is at times scarily atmospheric — a hunt in the cramped sewers under Baltimore, a horse chase through a foggy wood — it too often abandons the stony, old - timey horror that should be its main motif, because despite all the nonsense it works, in favor of slow - motion bullets and a super villain-esque masked crusader who is capable of impossible feats of speed and marksmanship.

From the opening shots of an unknown cameraman sneaking footage with his videocam while Lucy sleeps on a train, voyeurism — and the artist's relationship to his subject — is one of the filmmaker's main motifs.

This innovative and audacious spirit shown at Muroc Dry Lake was the main motif for the design of the car.

In the previous exhibition «Tori Tori» at Tomio Koyama Gallery last year, Otake presented the motif of bird, which she states that she will continue producing, along with her main motif of girl.

Taking a sheep as a main motif in this body of work, the artist is portraying an imaginary landscape inspired by a world of order and disorder.

These nine prints in themselves offer a mini-retrospective of the main motifs used throughout her career, from the early orthogonal patterns of her Bauhaus period, through her lyrical knots and threads and fibres of her Black Mountain pictorial weavings, to her more geometric and graphic works with their repetitions of triangular and rhomboidal forms of her later years.

One of the key works in the show, The Flux and The Puddle, 2014, brilliantly sums up the main motifs and concerns that fill Altmejd's remarkable, vigorous imagination.

The way he paints sometimes looks conspicuously like that of abstract art, though he chooses the nature as his main motif.

Vessels, fingerprints and body images were the main motifs in his work throughout this decade.

The Flux and the Puddle, 2014, a key work in the show and the inspiration behind its title, brilliantly sums up — in a mini-retrospective and a reflection of his studio / laboratory — the main motifs and subjects that fill Altmejd's unique and powerful imagination.

These orbs or «molecules» are the main motif in Rodriguez's paintings and they refer to a larger, predetermined structure beyond our senses and comprehension.

His main motifs are self - portrait, primeval forest depicted with strong brush strokes, and the prism that consists of the artificial fluorescent colors composed in abstract forms.

The paintings» [continue Baselitz's] famous upside - down images while using three main motifs — eagles, dogs and double portraits...»

Gloria Petyarr has exhibited widely both in Australia and internationally, and her paintings revolve around two main motifs: the linear body paint associated with women's ceremony, Awelye and Bush Medicine Leaves.

Curator Matthias Ulrich about the artist: «In addition to overcoming spatial boundaries, movement and velocity form two main motifs that Doug Aitken time and again takes up in his elaborate, thoughtful and perfect work.

In each of the four rooms of the Pavilion there are two video projections — one presenting the main motif of the room and the other the ghost narrative, a continuous thread running through the exhibition spaces.

Later having experienced the Great East Japan Earthquake during her temporal stay, she began to feel the nature, her main motif differently.

I'm thinking more about the paintings with elephant dung, where you can see a layering going on underneath a top statement that becomes the main motif.

Nasher curators chose pieces for the exhibition that will give viewers a strong sense of the variety of materials and subjects Penone tackles along with the corresponding sense of depth he's explored with his main motif, an «analogy between the way nature creates and the way artists create.»

Two huge paintings of 1988 and 1989, Vivace and Glad Ocean, each has as its main motif a big shallow V, one crimson, one blue, which she made by throwing the paint at the canvas: a method that she might not have thought to use without the uninhibited example of the American abstract expressionists in the 40s and 50s, but whose energy she adapted to an open and joyous lyricism.

With the outdoor environment as the main motif of the showcase, with both artists taking a contemporary approach to portraying landscapes.