Sentences with phrase «own ephemeral nature»

The ephemeral nature of Snapchats make them a popular medium for sexually suggestive photos, not to mention silly stuff that you don't want preserved forever on a Facebook Timeline.

This is particularly difficult because of the ephemeral nature of containers, which can exist for a very short time.

But the older sites» current cultural and technological irrelevance hints at the ephemeral nature of internet domination: in an environment as tumultuous as this one and as driven by the fickle human desire for the new and shiny, no hegemony is eternal.

In 2013, the importance of overcoming this hurdle will be treated with a lot more seriousness than the ephemeral nature of Labour's current double - digit lead in opinion polls.

Last week I waxed mildly poetic on the ephemeral nature of living beings and the inorganic reality of a fossil.

Kaufman and her colleagues note that the paucity of similar features in the observable universe is likely due to their ephemeral nature.

This, very gracefully I may add, speaks to the ephemeral nature of our memories.

Tully's entirely ephemeral nature is so telegraphed, in fact, that I wondered if Reitman and Cody would have the inspiration — or the guts — to not structure the movie as a long lead - up to the climactic «reveal» that Marlo has been spending her nights alone fantasizing about her new best friend.

But the ephemeral nature of Fortnite's Infinity Gauntlet is part of the fun — you don't always get to keep every experience forever.

Customer service in their line of work is very hard to come by and, considering the ephemeral nature of your service, is paramount.

Travel writing is often associated with tourism, and includes works of an ephemeral nature such as guide books and reviews, with the

Memories, like butterflies, flutter throughout the pages, constantly reminding us of the brevity and ephemeral nature of our existence.

This simple system of recording adds to the effectiveness of the transcription system in countering one of radio's chief limitations as an educational device — the ephemeral nature of programs which never seem to be broadcast at the right time for the right class.

The ephemeral nature of e-books is a major negative factor.

Because of the capricious, ephemeral nature of these social networks, however, not many people actually see these posts.

, and at least one more visual channel: Pinterest or Instagram (or even Snapchat, though with the ephemeral nature of it, I'm not sold on it yet as a book marketing tool).

Their work differs in their individual interests: architectural concerns, minimalism, optical phenomena, process, gesture, mark making, materiality and the ephemeral nature of light.

The rather ephemeral nature of fashion, the very different critical response and the chance to make contact with an audience beyond the artworld made the collaboration liberating for Trubkovich, but not in a way that has affected his work directly.

Its mission is to present, preserve, interpret, proselytize and advocate on behalf of avant - garde art, especially forms that may be vulnerable due to institutional neglect, their ephemeral nature, or politically unpopular content.

Fersini's painstaking technique monumentalizes these images, despite the ephemeral nature of fashion.

Widely known for the ephemeral nature of her chosen materials, Gallaccio typically emphasizes notions of permanence, time, and decay.

The Ambienti spaziali (Spatial Environments) were almost always destroyed once the exhibition was over; they are Fontana's most experimental yet least - known works, due to their ephemeral nature.

The photographer captures beauty's temporality and anguishes over its ephemeral nature.

The fragility of his chosen materials alludes to the temporal and ephemeral nature of «place» and «home» in today's society, sometimes more accurately identified as a sense of displacement — triggered by economics, gentrification, politics or war.

Her interest in expressing the ephemeral nature of the human condition, has driven her practice for nearly a decade.

Through the ephemeral nature of blinking light, Baxter and Ebner's work ground us in the here and now, inhabiting bodies that have drag, pull and weight.

It is a remarkably allusive form, connoting all the chores one might do to acquire a bike, as well as the ephemeral nature of even the most treasured possession.

The Puerto Rico - based artists have studied the ephemeral nature of collective drawing with monumental sticks of chalk at the Biennial de Lima, Peru (Chalk [Lima], 1998 — 2002); the imprints of colonial, nationalist, and military violence on the diverse populations and landscapes of Vieques, Puerto Rico (Land Mark (Foot Prints), 2001 — 2002; Land Mark, 2003; Returning a Sound, 2004; Under Discussion, 2006 and Half Mast / Full Mast, 2011); and the resonance of playing, warping and combining music from various moments in history (Clamor, 2006; Wake Up, 2007; Sediments Sentiments - Figures of Speech, 2008; Stop, Repair, Prepare: Variations on Ode to Joy for a Prepared Piano, 2008; Raptor's Rapture, 2012; Apotomē, 2013; 3, 2013); as well as the entanglement between biophysics, semiotics and actuality (Growth, 2004; Puerto Rican Light - Cueva Vientos, 2015).

Personally, Alex enjoyed the fashion world because of its unique ephemeral nature that appealed greatly to the painter and his own set of ideas.

The palimpsest of visual identities contained within urban art and architecture is acknowledged along with the ephemeral nature of these forms that seem to slip away as they are fabricated, destroyed and refabricated to occupy new forms.

The idea was to explore «the ephemeral nature of art through live art pieces» *

While Appel's approach to abstraction is to collide several planes of visual information, Veronika Kellndorfer (Germany) reveals the subjectivity of space and the ephemeral nature of seeing.

For Richter, that tactile thingyness of a painting stands in contrast to the ephemeral nature of the photo — particularly the way images appear online, weightless and without material form.

It was this ephemeral nature of the work, which ceased to exist on the two - dimensional plane but continued to exist as an idea, that became the underlying motivation to his later works.

Jack Spencer: Beyond the Surface is composed of approximately 70 photographs that exemplify the relationship between these compelling surfaces and Spencer's interest in myth, mystery and the ephemeral nature of existence.

Referential fragments are juxtaposed with the ephemeral nature of memory, enlivening the gallery into a charged and enigmatic visual landscape of unresolved meanings.

Due to the mostly ephemeral nature of their work, it can be difficult to trace the impact of many critical artists from the 1960's who were engaged in Happenings and Performance, who are historically important because of their contributions to culture and way of thinking.

In tension with the other works in the gallery, the piece suggests the ephemeral nature of what we build, and stasis itself.

A member of the African American avant - garde in Los Angeles and New York in the 1970s and 1980s, Nengudi began her career with innovative sculptures and performances, staged within art spaces and beyond gallery walls, that expanded the definition of sculpture, engaged with performance art's ephemeral nature, and questioned women's delimited roles in contemporary culture.

In this game of aggregate states, relations are reversed, as the ephemeral nature of water becomes the actual material densification within the picture.

His paintings filled with objects from modern life that epitomize its ephemeral nature, the artist engages the viewer in searching for relations through material identity.

By cutting, dropping, or stacking everyday materials such as felt or rags, Morris emphasized the ephemeral nature of the artwork, which would ultimately change every time it was installed in a new space.

Glacial Specimens (flame worked glass with clay and acrylic paint) consists of several small mixed media glass sculptures which capture the ephemeral nature of snow and ice crystals.

movement, which became relevant for the same ephemeral nature that characterized Colab and its exhibitions like The Real Estate Show.

These 25 artists share a common thread of clarity in conceptualization and execution though they employ myriad presentational strategies to delineate interests in architectural concerns, minimalism, optical phenomena, process, gesture, mark making, materiality and the ephemeral nature of light.

Based on the rooms and corridors that Fontana dreamt up in the late 1940s, which were almost destroyed once his initial exhibition was over; they are his most experimental yet least - known works, probably due to their ephemeral nature.

«It is exciting to see how a performance — usually defined by its ephemeral nature — generates a massive, solid bronze suite of sculptures,» says LACMA's Associate Curator of Special Initiatives José Luis Blondet in a press release.

In 1976, artist Martha Wilson founded Franklin Furnace in Lower Manhattan as a site for producing and mediating works vulnerable to neglect due to lack of institutional support, ephemeral nature, or politically unpopular content.

Wilson is esteemed for both her solo artistic production and her maverick efforts to champion creative forms that are «vulnerable due to institutional neglect, their ephemeral nature, or politically unpopular content.»

Rendered in pigmented plaster, they visually and superficially mimic a steady, permanent concrete, yet the fragility of his chosen material outlines the temporal and ephemeral nature of the notions of «place» and «home» in today's society.