Sentences with phrase «of human presence»

These glossy apartments, seemingly devoid of human presence, are slowly revealed to be speculative models.

The ambiguous nature of time and lack of human presence suggest unresolved narratives.

The installations are settings void of human presence, withdrawn from everyday use and life.

Except for a remote farm or mine, there are no signs of any human presence here.

Her large - format photographs are devoid of people but not of human presence.

What remains at the end is an elegant if remote echo of human presence.

[47] Mostly devoid of human presence, these photographs emphasize the essential form of the structure and its placement within the built environment.

The sky is bright, the air is clean but there is no sign of human presence.

His unpublished results, presented at the Dmanisi meeting, are the earliest evidence of a human presence in northern Africa.

Calabria is one of the oldest regions of Italy with the first evidence of human presence in the region dating as far back as 700,000 years BC.

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For anyone who remembers the palpable excitement of Apollo - era space exploration, today's space industry represents an opportunity to rekindle the ambitions of decades past; to finally witness the evolving potential of a human presence on other planets, and to meaningfully participate in the current space renaissance by investing in compelling entrepreneurial space ventures.

Depicting a rugged, untamed landscape bereft of human presence, this painting embraces the mid-19th century belief that art was an interpreter of nature, which in turn was an interpreter of God.

Emily Davis Adams» most recent paintings of earthen forms and surfaces — rocks, minerals and composites (granite, concrete, marble, etc)-- bear the marks of human presence and the passage of time.

Her canvases are void of figures, and yet a kind of human presence lingers in them, as if an individual as just stepped out of view.

In an eerie way, this impressive cornucopia of fossilized debris serves as a record of human presence as if after an apocalypse.

In these artworks he examined aspects of the human presence in the world, often employing more than one figure placed within a landscape or cityscape.

These works are deeply moving evocations of the human presence.

The works in this exhibition will explore land as subject matter more than setting, will have little to no evidence of human presence other than the artist's hand, and will be explored in a variety of media including photography, painting, drawing, ceramic, video, collage, and prints.

The harsh documentary approach of these teachers, again appears in the architectural images of Thomas Struth which are still, structured and yet evocative as the human relationship to space is captured; contrasting with this is the work of Candida Höfer, which sees public spaces completely emptied of human presence.

I tend to think in terms of an unbroken continuum, at once an ontological hierarchy and an evolutionary history, and of the uniquely mediatorial role of the human presence in creation.

In the loose interface between physical data and vivid personal experience — that «space» identified as mind (Gordon Rattrey Taylor, The Natural History of the Mind [Dutton, 19791)-- we find clues to the human meaning of human presence.

He argues that God is the one who has the world - creating power of language completely; that language is that which makes one present; that Jesus» authentically liberating and authoritative word constitutes a fulfillment of human presence (in terms of decisive presence to self, world and God); that therefore Jesus is the Word of God.

The village is at 7,500 feet and sits in stunning isolation, a speck of human presence in a panorama of raw mountain beauty.

While the study was limited to 26 lions in a single geographical area, the study area was unique among mountain lion studies in that the authors were able to track mountain lions along a gradient of human presence that included relatively remote areas of the Santa Monica Mountains and also areas within the second largest metropolitan area of the United States.

It's there in the stately glide of Anderson's own stunning (uncredited) camerawork, and the way that its light often suggests the splendor of period fashion photography while keeping the fleshly reality of human presence: one astonishing shot at a dinner table captures the perfect line of Krieps's neck and shoulder in such a way as to make you imagine the effort of the pose she's holding.

The lack of fear of the human presence that most of the Galapagos animals display is one of the main attractions that pleasantly surprise visitors.

On every beach there are sea lions, so unafraid of human presence they will walk right up to you.

It's more barren than Kyrat, with less of a human presence, but there's still plenty of life in the form of wolves, snow leopards, yaks, and the odd yeti.

In doing so Simmons» work complicates notions of idealism as they have been illustrated through the representation of the human presence in the landscape and throughout art history.

Indeed, Tomasko's compositions are inexplicably imbued with a latent sense of human presence and memories.

The paintings of Edward Weston, Edward Hooper, and Ralston Crawford depict cityscapes emptied out of human presence.

More suggestive of a human presence, although still entirely abstract, is Lenox (1960), a work executed in hot reds and steely blues whose central efflorescence of bulbous shapes conjures one of Picasso's extravagantly behatted women.

Featuring works from the GW Permanent Collection and various lenders, this exhibition explores the traces of human presence left behind in «unpeopled» photographs of interiors and other spaces, whether temporarily empty, permanently abandoned, or made to appear so by the photographer's viewpoint or photographic processes.

His work reflects upon the limitations and awe - inspiring possibilities of man as machine, where subtle «imperfections» in the final drawings reveal the intervention of human presence in an otherwise mathematically precise choreographic gesture.

Virtually inaudible and showing no detail of human presence the piece makes a very poignant point about loss and brings to mind the ridiculous effort that war entails and the fragility of human life.

«I would like my pictures to look as if a human being had passed between them, like a snail leaving its trail of the human presence... as a snail leaves its slime,» he once said.

With the implication of a human presence, Rafferty's work deals with humor and the absurd, yet there is a sense of melancholy, leaving an unsettling feeling in the viewer.

Thereafter he was to confine himself only to the suggestion of human presence - a space recently vacated, a chair at an angle, a table set.

Kiwanga unpacks the «collective memory» of colonialism in Africa by focusing on natural phenomena and the traces of human presence therein.

Drawn from life, memory, imagination, or from sources such as films, books, newspapers and magazines, the works in the exhibition reveal a variety of human presences and traces of activity.

But this very notion of wilderness already implies human presence because in fact, this wandering remains an act of human presence, and the wandering becomes about finding, choosing, marking sites that are most grand, most extreme, most exotic.»

Alwin Lay (born 1984 in Romania, lives in Cologne) examines the life of objects seemingly free of human presence.

Commenting on the works he brought to the fair, Centeno added, «I wanted to find a balance between figuration, gesture and abstraction, and also a feeling of human presence on the stand.»

Beyond what each artist possesses in their innate mastery of the craft of drawing, these artists» work exhibits an ability to take the simplest of materials — pencil, ink, and paper — to create singular instances of human presence, with a strong sense of beauty, wry humor, and emotional depth.

His attraction to spaces that possess a residue of occupation and visceral sensation of human presence was amply met during his time at Guttenberg Arts.