Sentences with phrase «meandering lines»

Her means in this show are almost exclusively two meandering lines of different colour promising, but never strongly conferring, objecthood.

This spirited tendency is furthered in an untitled «Antwork» series (2001), in which ants, whose bodies Jinchi builds with fragments of calligraphy, are marshaled into meandering lines, their migrations of acrylic and ink neatly traversing the otherwise pristine canvas.

With meandering lines, grids and crisscross patterns - similar to those of tablecloths or carpets - McAllister builds out the image and sets the landscapes on a small stage of about 5 centimeters deep.

Meditation has always meandered the line between physical and spiritual.

By the time she made her last woodcut, in 2009, she'd created off - kilter compositions, astonishing color arrangements and meandering lines evocative of her paintings.

His urgent, meandering lines embody the intimate energies that carry over into his paintings, sculptures, and photography.

At Michael Werner, the former tendency was evident in three untitled pencil drawings that featured loose, meandering lines coalescing to form a ring of faces in silhouette.

In one work, fat meandering lines cross over some images and illusionistically snake behind others.

At the same time a quirky, meandering line entered into his work, often linking forms within a shallow surface space.

«Once in a while you see a meandering line of 5 - 7s, but this new material is filled with 5 - 7s.

A meandering line divides each canvas into upper and lower zones, and the stained color shifts from one zone to the other.

He celebrated the paint's fluidity, the patchwork of expressive brushstrokes - crisscrossed with impulsive, meandering lines - defining subtly biomorphic areas.

In contrast with Diebenkorn's later canvases, which are characterized by sweeping expanses of pale blues and greens, his New Mexico paintings are improvisational compositions featuring intense oranges, reds, and yellows, interrupted by bold, meandering lines.

The long - time Art Center community member intersperses many of her paintings from the Explosion series with a meandering line drawing made of string across the wall.

Whatever you call them, it is his probing, meandering line that will first capture your attention.

After producing a series of 25 etchings in which he made reference to Chinese ideograms, he introduced a network of meandering lines into his paintings.

The «meandering line» consistent in his paintings and drawings recalls the contours of a map or the complexity of coral, while also remaining tied to the freedom of abstract expression.

One of the sketches was of a meandering line of twill that I meant to exist only as a shape, undefined.

Executed in ink and graphite and often incorporating collage elements, the drawings are comprised of squares, ovals, rectangles, and meandering lines.

«Meandering lines, searching rivers» by Ranjani Shettar, 2017.

The exhibition will feature sculptural works such as «Meandering lines, searching rivers,» in which graceful lines gently rise, bend, converge and turn, as well as «How long is a mile on two wings,» in which organic forms in burnished red created from steel and muslin hover in the gallery space.

In Transporter a blue disc atop a meandering line could be read as a wheel travelling along a highway, without the disc the line wouldn't be a highway and without the line the disc would not seem to travel.

However, the trial judge indicated that the line was unclear from the fence corner down through the steep embankment and out to the meander line and originally sought to allow the trial to proceed to determine the proper course of that line.

This is because; meandering lines and loquacious words are not welcomed by one who wants preciseness and conciseness and seeks for true talent not masked by ornate vocabulary.

The meandering lines of the camel back and the Queen Anne leg compliment the linear design of the chair.