Sentences with phrase «omnipresent forms»

Flood has produced a range of work subverting one - way, omnipresent forms of corporate communication.

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While freedom can manifest itself in the form of creative reconstruction, it can also, when combined with the omnipresent factor of inequality, lead to injustices beyond those that may flow from our natural inequalities.

Supreme Consciousness or Pure Being is defined here as the eternal, omnipresent, omnipotent, omniscient one life beyond the myriad forms of life that are subject to birth and death, yet also contained within that myriad of form from mineral to plant to lower animal to human at it's innermost, indestructible essence.

The internet has fully embraced the GIF - a form of visual communication so ubiquitous it's second only to the omnipresent emoji.

It's form - follows - function, it's gorgeous, and it's no accident that none of it distracts from the country's omnipresent scenic vistas.

The four narratives here, which can be read in any order, are linked by the omnipresent spiral, which appears in art as a universally aesthetically pleasing form, in naturally occurring shapes, in mathematics, in astronomy, right down to our very DNA.

The omnipresent flat screen tv blairing details of the sordid lives of this or that disposible celebrity, not to mention the newer, democratic class of traveler that is glued to that screen, have wiped out that form idling.

Soil is omnipresent: a life - sustaining but overlooked medium whose cycle of decomposition and regeneration forms the very basis of life itself.

The two 1960s artists whose careers and products may be considered to have formed a bridge between the visual past (the omnipresent black figure, overtures to visual modernism, and the need to acknowledge the politics of race) and a visual future for African American art (artistic singularity over racial unity, narrational / perceptual simultaneity, and the interjecting of class, gender, and sexuality into art) are Bob Thompson and ROMARE BEARDEN.

With these marginalised urban zones, my choices were based on real architectural elements, omnipresent in their richness and their diversity, which form part of the particular psycho - geography of the space and of the non-space — a form that contains a physical, psychological and conceptual infrastructure that in turn constitutes these urban worlds.

These seemingly reductive forms also conjured military badges, corporate logos for cars and other consumer products that were omnipresent in postwar America.

As an ostensibly secular country built around the supposedly rational ideology of democratic capitalism, a drive across its vast and varying landscape reveals a space steeped in its own mysticism, manifest in any form from the omnipresent evangelism of the bible belt to the rootless, new aged occultism of California.

For his big solo show opening at Next Street Gallery in Paris, Kurar will present us with a new series of artworks, in form of paintings, sculptures and installation, all revolving around the topic of TV and the way it is still an inevitable, omnipresent factor of our everyday life.

The vision of an omnipresent intelligent assistant is one Amazon shares, in one form or another, with most other big technology companies, including Apple, Google and Microsoft.