Sentences with phrase «of individual colors»

In monochrome works, often red or blue, she began researching the different qualities and effects of individual colors.

By knowing the range of individual colors you can mix the values you desire.

Moreover, the saturation of each individual color can be controlled accurately — so any shade can be produced.

The technique creates visual interest on the surface of the work, and can alter a viewer's perception of the individual colors.

Playing with ideas of scale, color, and form, Close has become famous for his rigorous, gridded application of individual color squares, which, although abstract up close, form unified, highly realistic images from afar.

So the opposite of each individual color charge is the other two combined,» Aschenauer said.

While this need for stability is reflected in the composition of the palette, the inherent versatility of the individual colors allows for experimentation with new looks and color combinations.»

Like a composer writing imaginative variations on a single melodic theme, Albers created countless color combinations in which the value and effect of individual colors change markedly from work to work.

His sweeping broad strokes of individual color are revealed, and one realizes that Pentak leans far more toward abstraction than originally perceived.

This world is then translated into the tactile reality of painting through a cumulative process similar to that of a dot matrix printer, with small strokes or bands painted in a regulated and mechanical fashion, forming gradients through minute striations of individual colors.

Inspired by Sinatra's record, the artist's latest studio work explores the nuances and energy of individual colors.

Hirst's colored spots work collectively and simultaneously to set the eye in motion, becoming not an appreciation of individual colors as one might expect but rather an experience of the all - over.

Her ongoing, hauntingly beautiful «Aura Series» are photo portraits of ordinary people from a variety of cultural and social strata and are based on Marcel Duchamp's belief in a sitter's «Aura», a range of individual color fields radiating from a subject's body.

By PETER PLAGENS «Look at the painting in terms of individual colors,» said the Washington painter of vertical stripes, Gene Davis (1920 - 1985).