Sentences with phrase «of kinetic movement»

Artist Statement The calligraphic gesture series transcribes and documents the relationship of kinetic movement within time.

During the Sixties he was part of the kinetic movement.

Nevertheless, there is an unmistakable and driving sense of kinetic movement and energy within all her works, especially the pointillism of her «arrow» paintings that depict schools of tiny arrows massing and converging like small fish or unseen air currents.

While making high - end software is without question a difficult job, it's generally not one that involves a lot of kinetic movement or athletic skill.

Hence, you only conpress partial range of the piston travelling stroke but you get a full stroke of kinetic movement of the piston during the power stroke a. k. a. explosion.

With high voltage energy and the type of kinetic movement that possesses his screenplay's, Aaron Sorkin's first directorial endeavor blasts off...

Not exact matches

The golf swing takes advantage of this with its unique rotational movement firing through the kinetic sequence from feet to hips to shoulders to hands to club.

You'll continue with a series of exercises that challenge balance and require dynamic movement of all the joints in the kinetic chain.

The body automatically and constantly adjusts to the increased demand of power and strength training by adapting its main metabolic processes, the central nervous system and kinetic mechanism (mechanical movement of bone by means of muscle contraction).

A kinetic chain can be thought of simply as a connection of muscles, fascia, and other attributes that are used to produce a movement.

Each link in the kinetic chain has a specific role to play and each link is part of an integrated whole resulting in efficient flowing movement.

The stronger one's connection from upper body to lower body along the length of the kinetic chain, the more force can be generated in a movement like a butterfly stroke, where leverage originates from the chest, high hips, and a strong catch.

The kinetic chain is a concept in sports medicine used to describe the series of events that enable an athlete to perform a full body movement such as throwing, swinging, or in this case, swimming.

This course combines the kinetic fundamentals of classical and contemporary dance with the movement principles of the Gyrotonic Expansion System.

Unwerth is often in transit and this sense of movement and kinetic energy extends to her photographs.

Saturated in neon and flesh, X is hyper - violent at times and vibrantly edited through use of split - screens and kinetic camera movements.

Scorsese, it goes without saying, directs this with the fervour of a true auteur — perhaps not the most distinctive film he's made stylistically speaking, but still propelled by inspired musical choices, bold voiceover work, kinetic camera movements and a general structural playfulness (such as the fake television ads planted throughout the film).

Flamenco, Flamenco achieves something akin to pure form in movement, opting to abandon conventional narrative in favor of an unchained camera that engages kinetic dancing and performing not as a musical number or set piece, but as a degree of storytelling in and of itself.

e.g., (i) degraded combustion, if any, (ii) momentum in the moving engine parts prior to the clutch plate, (iii) momentum due to the physical displacement of the vehicle, (iv) friction due to movement of the vehicle, of which air resistance is one component, (v) dissipation of kinetic energy in the compression stroke, and (vi) braking.

In an attempt to provide ease of movement and relieve kinetic forces from the driver's back, both the seat and the backrest move and flow with the movement of the car.

Stone worn by centuries of movement and the kinetic energy of water tumbling against a rock face.

But beneath these dubious design choices is an attentively detailed rendering of first - person movement that captures the kinetic joys of play as well as any game released this year, a surreal reconfiguration of the human senses into an experience where movement is its own reward.

Gamers can turn down the movement of the screen and increase auto - aim to get a tamer experience and to make easier progress, but the kinetic overload of Nuclear Throne is one of unique aspects of the experience, even if it takes a little time to get used to.

The kinetic speed and freedom of movement.

Through a mix of kinetic typography, interactive environments, and dynamic camera movements, the game feels detailed, deliberate, and alive.

He is renowned for his invention of wire sculpture — coined by critics as «drawings in space» — and the mobile, a kinetic sculpture of suspended abstract elements whose actual movement creates ever - changing compositions.

An influential artist in the fields of kinetic sculpture and experimental filmmaking during the mid-to-late twentieth century, Breer made stop - motion films that grew out of a desire to imbue his paintings with movement.

Rebelling against the rigidity of Modernist painting in the linear, reactionary mode of developing new art movements that was at the time à la mode, Breer decided to take change as his own modernist absolute, a choice which would lead him through kinetic sculpture to film.

Le Parc is one of the leading exponents of kinetic and Optical art: in his work, he experiments with the fourth dimension, introducing light and movement into his work: his installations are in a state of continuous transformation.

Conrad Shawcross (b. 1977, UK) animates large machine - like structures of metal and wood with lyrical sound, kinetic lights and dance - like movements.

Linking the movement of people at that time to the experience of globalization today adds to the urgency of understanding the artistic strategies and modes of resistance by artists that took part in the fascinating story of kinetic and op art from these regions.

Her kinetic sculptures probe the relationships between the movement and circuitry of organic systems and the synthetic networks constantly acting upon them.

Far Out: Art from the 1960s explores art from a decade that introduced such movements as Pop, Op, Minimalism, Kinetic, Fluxus, and Conceptual Art, while weaving in the social and historical narrative of that time.

Her kinetic sculptures often relate to environmental issues and forces of nature such as the sun, water, gravity, or wind to create gentle movement.

Liliane Lijn is a leading pioneer and exponent of kinetic art who in her work has experimented with light, movement, words, film, liquids and industrial materials.

The rhythmic flow of curving upright forms across the long canvas suggests human movement, but with the body reduced to a kinetic essence.

Currently, my work is informed by the hyper - kinetic shifts of the Op Art movement and viscous psychedelic imagery that permeated the visual landscape of my childhood in the sixties and seventies.

Renowned for his invention of the mobile, a kinetic construction of suspended abstract elements that describe individual movements in changing harmony, Calder also devoted himself to making outdoor sculpture on a grand scale from bolted sheets of steel, many of which stand in public plazas in cities throughout the world.

Based in one large gallery with adjoining exhibition spaces around the periphery, Kessler's work is comprised of a network of kinetic sculptures, each of which incorporate surveillance cameras acting in tandem with the sculptures» movements to create video imagery occurring in real time.

Rolls of film or 16 mm projectors often become compositional elements in kinetic sculptures that project sequences of colored light, focusing attention on the idea of movement and rhythm.

Artists at the forefront of both the Op Art and Kinetic Art movements were featured in «Le Mouvement,» a group exhibition in 1955 at Galerie Denise Rene in Paris, though the works wouldn't be called «Op Art» until almost a decade later.

His interest in optics and movement brought his work to the kinetic perception with the use of systems which combine logic and chance, juxtaposition, overlapping, interferences and fragmentation.

These kinetic sculptures in the shape of flowers have steam irons for petals which open and close to mimic the movement of real flowers.

The exhibition, which explores the aesthetics of movement and includes kinetic sculptures that echo the movement of natural form and human experiences, is free and open to the public.

A highlight will be four paintings from the Museum of Modern Art's groundbreaking 1965 exhibition The Responsive Eye, curated by William Seitz, which placed optical, kinetic, and concrete art into one perception - based movement which the press dubbed «Op Art.»

Though the discourse surrounding each of the selected works diverge from one another and their classification as kinetic art, they nonetheless are linked through their mechanical, temporal, and movement based components.

He introduced Plexiglas as a material and began to explore the kinetic possibility of sculpture through complex movements created by electronic motors.

He is a major protagonist in the field of Kinetic and Op Art, a movement that encourages «an awareness of the instability of reality.»

Cruz - Díez is a leading Kinetic and Op artist, and still remains the greatest proponent of this movement.

A leading member of the Kinetic and Op Art Movements of the 1950s and»60s, Venezuelan artist Carlos Cruz - Diez has dedicated his practice to the exploration of color, line, and human perception.