Sentences with phrase «more unconventional forms»

Nowadays, we're hearing of more unconventional forms of travel, be it digital nomadism, mobile living, to global «co-living» subscriptions that let you sign a lease to live in curated locations around the world.

Nathan says high prices have made it increasingly economically viable to extract more unconventional forms of oil, in particular the asphaltlike tar sands (also known as oil sand, or extremely heavy crude oil) plentiful in northern Alberta, Canada.

Of course central banks have tried to hand that baton over before and some event has forced them to revert to ever more unconventional forms of monetary policy.

Not exact matches

This year more and more designers move away from traditional forms of plaid and make this print more diverse, but almost always the plaid is sharp, eye - catching, unconventional.

With more interest in fashion fanning out as a form of self - expression, barriers are continuously being torn down as new and unconventional ways of dressing up come to the surface.

The new age has given rise to different forms of dating which is unconventional but all the more attractive.

This is an artist with a rich technical vocabulary, unique vision and unsurpassed skill, who is just as comfortable working with unconventional materials such as glass tableware, thousands of dice stacked together to form fluid overlapping folds, found objects, and plastics, as he is with the more accepted media, such as perforated steel, wood or bronze.

Hoppin writes that the «unconventional works emphasize expressive form and brushwork over changes in light effects, weather, and time of day, the more traditional concerns of plein air painting.

Performances and fictionalized, self - referential mythologies played a large role in their work — the group staged beauty pageants, boutiques, television talk shows, trade fair pavilions, and more, and their work often took on unconventional forms of media such as prints, magazines, posters, crests, and postcards.

I like to explore the female body and identity in unconventional and abstract forms while I also strive to get a more visceral response from the viewer.

The paintings explore naturally occurring geometric forms and radial symmetry through traditional oil painting as well as more unconventional media - beads, glitter, and other embellishments - that add three - dimensionality and offer a tangible space for private meditation.