Sentences with phrase «often build upon the work»

Freelancers often build upon the work or likeness of others, for which the freelancer must obtain licenses and permissions.

Not exact matches

Each generation rejects, but also builds upon, the work of its predecessors, often retrieving elements of the earlier tradition that those predecessors had rejected.

Such work is built upon making the labor of acting visible enough to lend importance to a performance, and it can often lead actors to forget the more fine - tuned interiority that makes a character feel real.

They often shy away from self - aggrandizement; their training teaches them to position their work within a long tradition of inquiry, where any discovery is built upon what came before.

The works in the exhibition display his characteristic textured treatment of the painted surface, built with layer upon layer of thickly encrusted acrylic paint mixed with pumice and often finished in vivid colours.

Rowe's work lies at the intersection of sculpture, architecture and installation, often building upon cinematic experience through the framing of space and rhythmically constructed form.

«The installation of the exhibition will build upon intersecting histories of commercial, domestic, and museum displays often associated with women's work, insisting on art's other life: decorative and functional objects that are lived with, loved, and used but also enchanted, erotic, unruly, whimsical, and weird,» said Charlotte Ickes, curator of the exhibition.

Thomas Scheibitz is a sculptor and painter whose work, though highly abstract, often reveals familiar elements upon closer examination: buildings or landscapes simplified into bold and gestural shapes and colors.

His works were built upon strict yet simple geometric shapes — often hexagonal or cubic modules.

Beshty's work draws upon, subverts, and redefines traditional artistic categories to create an artistic practice built upon material qualities of the aesthetic object and its often contradictory uses.

Organizations hoping to secure their positions in an industry, or build up on their reputation often acquire the services of product development specialists, who work diligently to improve upon the company's existing products, and develop new ones from scratch.