Sentences with phrase «personal aesthetic language»
ROBERT CREMEAN: THE BEDS OF PROCRUSTES and THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS uses this figurative imagery as well as the artist's highly personal aesthetic language to examine the enforcement of cultural conformity through myth and metaphor, communicating his own spiritual struggles and fundamental truths in a strikingly universal way.
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Through this layering of image, scent, and sound, Ulman's Stock Images of War generates an aesthetic language that blurs the distinction between the artist's personal experience and the objects of study.
Viewing appropriation as a form of collaboration, Dzama incorporates his sources for imagery, narrative, and subject matter seamlessly, creating an aesthetic language that is at once universal and uniquely personal.
Combined with the Chinese «literari» aesthetic, which scholars in Japan and China employ the application of ink to express their personal feelings rather then demonstrate professional skill, Behnam captures the exaggerated elements of Chinese composition and brush work, with the combination of organic qualities of the Persian language.
Both the film and exhibition reflect on the artist's journey into the creative process and very nature of collage, a medium that for Letscher represents both a personal aesthetic, and a language with which to find structure, beauty and serenity within chaos.
An open call invited artists from Africa and the Diaspora to submit video pieces focusing on aesthetic forms, sonic components and experimental video editing translating visual cultures and experiences, as well as collective or personal narratives, beyond the language barrier.
After more than thirty years of experience working with clay, PEET has cultivated an extremely well thought - out sensibility that combines a deliberately imperfect, handmade aesthetic with an intricate language of symbols and metaphors that reveal his personal philosophies.
Each artist draws on his or her own ancestral visual language to inform their personal aesthetic whilst consciously steering away from «self - orientalising exoticisms», thereby invalidating the simplistic stereotypes with which diasporic artists are so often charged.