Sentences with word «perceptual»

We also admire the unique embrace of discomfort in her experiments with technology, science, and the plant and animal worlds, all of which push the limits of perceptual experience in the «visual» arts.

BB: Since you have such an obviously strong background in perceptual painting, can you elaborate a bit on how that background and approach contributes to your newest work?

Seitz's exhibit was broad in scope, drawing on perceptual art from artists worldwide.

Though hardly freewheeling in their approach, these artists delved into the highly codified realm of perceptual painting with an attitude that was far more open to the messy and the visceral.

AL: All of my large paintings are based on perceptual experiences.

Bulloch explores her concern with perceptual systems in a variety of media: light and sound works sensitive to ambient conditions; viewer - activated furniture and pixel boxes that reconfigure imagery from the films of Kubrick, Antonioni, and Tarkovsky.

But just as important, Houshiary has produced convincing monochrome field paintings that refine and intensify «post-painterly abstraction» to uncanny new perceptual effect.

Process and Reality provides an elaborate treatment of the internal development of events as perceptual processes, and it can be read as an account of how the outwardly perceived is related to the inner perception.

The study is part of a larger project on perceptual processes Dr. Kornmeier and Prof. Tebartz van Elst are conducting at the Medical Center — University of Freiburg.

In virtue of their «internal configuration,» actual entities exercise power upon inanimate» objects as upon perceptual systems.

Complete standardized and non-standardized evaluations including the Bruinink's - Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency 2nd ed., The Peabody Developmental Motor Scales 2nd ed., The Beery Buktenica Developmental Test of Visual - Motor Integration, The Test of Visual Perceptual Skills 3rd ed., The Sensory Profile, The Print Tool, interview, and observation

I look for exciting ways to solve problems of 2 - D space by creating 3 - D ambiguity in which the physical dimension of the object becomes a vehicle for perceptual experience.

Alexander Liberman, Sun II, 1962 Acrylic on canvas, 79.25 inches diameter, private collection Feb. 16 — June 17, 2007 The first comprehensive survey of Op Art by an American museum in more than 25 years, the exhibition examines the development and lasting influence of the international movement exploring perceptual phenomena in painting, sculpture, and light installation.

If they can't think of anything they saw, heard, or smelled, and don't know all that much about how perceptual bias works, they might just conclude that some invisible threat was actually present.

In a second case, let x = «electron,» whence Øe, more problematically depends upon another ensemble of sense data in perceptual space, Øe, comprising readings on a number of laboratory instruments.

In contrast to Scott, Faruqee and Melini, they don't deviate from perceptual art's customarily clean surfaces, yet their approach ultimately feels just as intuitive and aleatory.

Considering the filmic «cut» as a framing device, the work uses dynamics created by perceptual shifts to facilitate a progressive awareness of self, body, space, and the presence of others.

In addition, tests of perceptual ability, visual motor coordination, and expressive ability can be used to pinpoint disabilities.

About the Work In «Asylum», Gibson takes a leaf from each of his two most recent artist's books: «Dupe: A Partial Compendium of Everyday Delusions» (a dictionary of quasi-clinical, art - world pathologies; sardonic but earnest) and «Sarsaparilla to Sorcery» (a picture book exploring perceptual ambiguities between allusive abstract photographic images and taxonomic illustrations swiped from an old Encyclopedia Britannica).

With so much of our brain activity devoted to vision, Tomato Can is an effort to translate this activity into perceptual reality.

Sometimes, it activates powerful ways to explore perceptual data from the students with regard to their interests, passions, feelings, insights, and bundles of beliefs.

«In so many landscapes, both people and other organisms are living in shrunken perceptual worlds,» says Clinton Francis, an ecologist at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo, who was not involved in the work.

Artists throughout the ages have been intrigued by perceptual illusions, devising visual tricks to manipulate the perception of space, incorporating spatial illusion as an aspect of their art.

The internal consistency (Cronbach's alphas) for the fine - grained traits was 0.72 for anger / frustration, 0.71 for discomfort, 0.60 for fear, 0.63 for sadness, 0.85 for soothability, 0.70 for activity level, 0.72 for approach, 0.74 for high intensity pleaure, 0.70 for impulsivity, 0.84 for shyness (reversed), 0.67 for smiling / laughter, 0.81 for attention focusing, 0.68 for inhibitory control, 0.69 for low intensity pleasure and 0.75 for perceptual sensitivity.

Augmented reality (AR) integrates digital or computer - generated perceptual information with the user's real - world

Her meditative compositions highlight the procedural rigor of the artist's practice, as well as her ability to register — and generate — gradual shifts in perceptual awareness.

[1] Ali, A.; Caine, M. P.; Snow, B. G., Graduated compression stockings: Physiological and perceptual responses during and after exercise.

Story telling is the powerful approach to captivate your learner's attention creating an engaging, emotional and perceptual learning experience.

If I didn't have an adequate perceptual apparatus, the sun could go on shining forever without impressing any ideas upon me; if gold were not capable of being melted, fire could not be said to have the power of melting gold.

Ferris's pixilated backgrounds and atmospheric foregrounds create perceptual depth that allows for multidimensional readings of her work.

Test listeners used MOS to evaluate candidate horn sounds based on five different perceptual qualities such as stress and loudness.

In the exhibition context, a sculptural environment reflects the film's narratives, and is created in tandem with the movie, positioning the viewer in a structure that oscillates between multiple perceptual realities.

In his painting, he produced a spate of De Stijl type works reminiscent of Theo van Doesburg (1883 - 1931) and Piet Mondrian (1872 - 1944), and for a short time in the mid-1960s, he explored the edges of Op Art in his use of geometric layouts and colour contrasts that investigated perceptual ambiguities.

The works featured in this exhibition each present creative and conceptual investigations of color, form, and design so as to open new perceptual relationships between drawing, painting, sculpture, and photography and their social environments.

Turrell studied mathematics and perceptual psychology at Pomona in the early 1980s.

Despite working mainly from life for many years and running this site about perceptual painting, I am not a purist with strict rules about only painting in front of nature.

Natural concepts are based on perceptual abstraction and are abstract to varying degrees.

The crucial move in Whitehead's theory of perception is to confront this temptation and challenge the exclusive claim of presentational immediacy to provide the sole basis for perceptual knowledge.

Prior studies by Hayes» laboratory group and others have repeatedly associated bitter receptor gene variants with alcohol intake, a relationship that was presumably mediated via perceptual differences and thus differential liking.

Gallery partner Maggie Kayne set us up in the James Turrell perceptual cell for a little dose of Zen and then took us on a tour of the gallery's back room where we saw new resin works by Romanian artist Daniel Knorr.

One of the major areas where a lack of understanding about how perceptual changes take place exists is in how the mind adapts to the new state of being.