Sentences with phrase «painterly quality»

In their abstract painterly quality the latest series explore the intimate and evolving relationship between painting and photography.

His abstract work often reveals painterly qualities of Abstract Expressionism, and his many influences have contributed to paintings with a range of tones and emotions beyond the strictures of Minimalism.

«There is a strong rhythmic and free painterly quality in the works of 27 - year old Aboriginal artist Lloyd Kwilla that is rarely seen in the medium of ochre.

Viola's relative eschewal of computer editing and use of extreme slow motion imbue his video installations with almost painterly qualities.

Heinzmann's genuine contribution to contemporary art is that he has used a great variety of media to achieve painterly qualities such as composition, color, and texture within the continuity of the history of the medium while at the same time opening new doors.

A lesser artist would likely have been more than satisfied with those earlier paintings (their distressed painterly qualities did have a certain something), but they didn't stand a chance once Pensato shifted into overdrive and made «action painting» count again.

Through painterly qualities, scale, perspective, and design Blane De St. Croix creates drawings that have a visual tension.

Imperfections from the printing process emerge as the artist feeds canvas through a printer several times, or toner levels contribute streaks to the composition — these digital processes manifest painterly qualities spontaneously.

Tired of those supremely painterly qualities that have long endeared him to other artists, we find our focus shifting to the political and social implications of such work in Fascist and post-Fascist Italy.

What was really amazing is that these slabs of paraffin / beeswax somehow have an extremely painterly quality to it.

In contrast to the self contained power - figures, the walls are peppered with paintings on paper which, having a soft, velvety surface and flowing lines, evoke a vulnerable tenderness and exquisite painterly quality.

Despite these distinctly painterly qualities, painting was still apparently no more than a means to an end for Prince, a far cry from passionate expression.

These photographs also share a lustrous painterly quality with the shiny pictures of Marilyn Minter, while also harkening back to the uncomfortable and amorphous fleshy configurations of John Coplans, where the human body is a site in flux that is able to speak to photography's fictions.

Delving into a wealth of images to be found on the web, Val Gesto cleverly cuts and pastes his source material into intricate works that have a surprisingly painterly quality.

I want to create screens of light but now I find that such screens can incorporate more painterly qualities than I suspected.

Joe Madureira's unique art style is brought to vivid life via the game's beautifully - detailed and animated characters, and dungeons have a rich, almost painterly quality.

Justine Nettleton from 830 Degrees makes beautiful enamel jewellery with a painterly quality in which colour plays a key role.

This tile pattern bedding captivates with a painterly quality that is reminiscent of decorative antique endpaper illustration.

That painterly quality of that brushstroke patterned dress really is enchanting, I agree.

Provo, Utah About Blog Braxton is an advertising & sport photographer in Utah who shoots with an illustrative, idealistic, painterly quality with a touch of beauty and heroicism.

Known for his elaborate visuals, this decision could have been very restrictive on his style, but instead, the director's typically excellent production design rises to the challenge, using old - school tricks such as miniatures and matte backgrounds that give a hand - crafted, painterly quality to the movie.

Intense contrast and chiaroscuro lend a painterly quality.

Compared to the original releases, the upgrade gives Spyro a painterly quality that really suits the fairytale design ethos.

They publicly disavowed themselves from the painterly qualities of those older artists and in effect - killed their fathers.

A work like the 2000 photograph I Don't Want to Get Over You perhaps best captures much of his artistic output: Tillmans manipulated a brilliantly lit snapshot of clouds over the sea, with the sun barely breaking through, and the resulting picture is streaked with verdant green ribbons of abstract color, adding a painterly qualities to a technical image.

Individual, slender trunks — with largely leafless branches — form the structuring element and framework of his paintings while the interstices render the painterly quality of the works and the wide range of colour tones, patterns and painting techniques used by Butler.

In order to remind a viewer of the authenticity of his paintings, Jirapat includes fine drips of paint, generally in smaller areas of the canvas, to elevate the painterly quality.

KT: Going around the show at The Serpentine, I found myself thinking of Peter Doig, Chris Ofili and Per Kirkeby, not because of the figures, but because of the depiction of space and painterly quality.

While the author decided early on that the pictorial arts were not to be the arena in which he would work, the painterly quality of his writing has enthralled readers for over a century.

The photograph is a platinum print: an expensive and difficult medium, typically reserved for his favourite images, which lends the work a near - painterly quality and soft, ethereal glow.

The painterly quality of layered, almost - patchworked paper in soft blues, peaches, and indigos, which Granwell makes by hand, lends works like Opponents (2017) a sense of ruin — as if distressed, forgotten objects had been restored with an intimate touch.

Mark Rothko committed suicide in 1970, by which time younger groups of American artists had rejected the painterly qualities and the passion of expressionism in favour of a cooler approach, either pop art figuration or, in a less than resonant umbrella title coined by the critic Clement Greenberg, post-painterly abstraction.

She records and erases visual information, obscuring specifics of place or real - life situations through gestural, painterly qualities.

Its lush, painterly quality and vibrant colors stand in stark contrast to Picasso's final portraits of his first wife, Olga Khokhlova, which immediately precede this extraordinary period — generally considered the strongest in Picasso's entire career.»

As in Twombly's late Bacchus series, the vibrant, painterly quality of the work regales with a heady sense of creative energy just as it provokes a feeling of orgiastic violence and decay.

The artworks go beyond the narrative due to their painterly quality, which succeeds in casting ephemeral, contemporary impressions in more general forms suggestive of past artistic movements, such as Romanesque sculpture, Renaissance portraiture, or Picasso's painting phases.

The artist's handling of materials provides a precise physical evolutionary link between the painterly qualities of Abstract Expressionism and iconographical, subject - driven early Pop art.

Post Painterly Abstraction is another way to describe color field because the manner of the painting ie the painterly quality is no longer important.

His distinctively subdued color often has a painterly quality that stood out among the work of his contemporaries.

There is a smoothness and a painterly quality, the roughness of the paper only emerging after inspection.

Kalaniyot (Anemone) reveals the painterly qualities of this new body of work with its gestural lines that verge on obscuring the figures moving about in the background.

His abstracted forms and radically innovative compositions have a painterly quality that stands out among the work of his New York School contemporaries.

Floated on the wall, the paper works achieve a painterly quality from the texture, lighting, and...

Bringing together the painterly quality of Abstract Expressionism with the intellectual rigours of Minimalism, Marden achieved a balance between emotional intensity and formal simplicity.