Sentences with phrase «personal lexicon»

These weathered materials are then combined with gloss - coated surfaces and custom colors that are part of the artist's personal lexicon.

By now, Pozanti's personal lexicon — a language of 31 shapes, titled «Instant Paradise,» that repeat tirelessly throughout her work — is understood among members of the art world.

Grids, stripes, circles and squares often taken from decorative structures gleaned from everyday usage (a hyper personal lexicon of graphic, architectural and popular culture motifs) are re-presented as, and within, frames, irises, misaligned systems and off - register imprints.

My intention with that body of work was not to overwhelm the audience with information but a way of exposing a personal lexicon.

His comprehensive knowledge of ancient cultures and Greco - Roman art led to the development of a personal lexicon of forms that reflect the past and simultaneously contribute to the evolution of 20th century sculpture.

Viewers will find a rich trove of references in these emotionally charged paintings, with motifs from the artist's personal lexicon of reexhibitions images including bones, cats, cages, feet, bloodshot eyes, black and white striped fur, and pink flesh.

By appropriating images from the mass media — including iconic film posters, album covers, magazine pages, photographic test plates, and simple notebooks — and re-photographing them, Collier creates her own personal lexicon of popular culture.

In his art, we see haunting, incomplete, and sometimes grotesque characters fighting against and merging into backgrounds comprising a personal lexicon of forms.

In these drawings, the artist establishes a powerful personal lexicon; call it Haring meets Matisse.

In a new series of drawings, JAYSON MUSSON «establishes a powerful personal lexicon; call it Haring meets Matisse.»

The subjects of the work include; tobacco plants, corn stalks, women with paper plate faces, a whale, hot dogs, Grecian urns, the folds of the canvas itself, a silver sail; symbols from Guenther's personal lexicon alluding to both familiar and foreign stories.

has entered my personal lexicon permanently.

Not exact matches

Considering the broad field and variety of elements creative writing includes, we can conclude a student needs a developed language, vast lexicon, artistic sense, rich imagination, creativity, and plenty of other personal characteristics to produce high - quality work.

While the personal underpinnings of Armstrong's work are almost imperceptible to the casual viewer, it is this ever - evolving material lexicon that makes the artist's work so commanding.

These influences are mixed with personal references, adding complexity to Pessoli's visual lexicon.

Continuing what has become a hallmark series of self - portraits, Heffernan has developed a unique and fertile visual lexicon, which deftly combines themes of the personal with the political, the universal with the individual, and the familiar with the fantastical.

Hein Koh's «stuffed shiny fabric sculptures are surrealist mash - ups of body parts and symbols, comprising a diaristic lexicon inspired by memories, feelings and personal experiences.»

Burgher's current practice vacillates between his extraordinarily intricate colored pencil works on paper, in which the figure is often present, and much larger acrylic on canvas drop cloth works which are essentially abstract and filled with a growing lexicon of personal symbols.

Monkman began his artistic life in the throes of Abstract Expressionism, but he eventually rejected what he considered a very personal vocabulary in favor of a more widely legible representational lexicon derived from Old Masters.

Each of Karin Gulbran's works carries the viewer into the artist's personal expressionistic lexicon that is formed intuitively and emotionally through the creative process.

Both are concerned with «painting» as a subject rather then a process, opening up the lexicon of possibilities for painting in general, painting not as a vehicle for personal narrative -LSB-...]

The term «dooring» is entering the personal injury lexicon.