Sentences with phrase «point of abstraction»

We are delighted to present established painter, Wosene Worke Kosrof (b. 1950), who's stunning paintings use the script forms — fiedel — of his native language as a core point of abstraction, and Girma Berta (b. 1990), an award winning young artist whose work fuses street photography with fine art.

Queasy and then revolted by the thought of skin and flesh — shot in intimate macro close - up to the point of abstraction — Abby attempts to soldier on, but then quickly shuts down her practice indefinitely until she can get a handle on her uncontrollable disgust.

300 II takes place in a predominantly CG environment, stylized to the point of abstraction.

Images are frequently blurred to the point of abstraction.

Surely, speaks a majestic voice, the point of abstraction was to shut up and let art speak for itself.

In some, the faces are simplified to the point of abstraction.

Enlarged to such a degree, the images become grainy to the point of abstraction, coalescing as an image only when viewed from a distance.

This obscuring of subjects to a point of abstraction, allowing faces to melt off the subjects like those of Francis Bacon's portraits, elevates while disguising the identity of the mundane, drawing on our cultural over saturation and disconnection from the physicality of violence.

In Untitled (Statue of Liberty)(1989), Albert Oehlen takes one of the world's iconic representations of the female form as his subject, pushing the features of a monument recognised across the globe to the point of abstraction.

The work in black and white, most often smaller, looks denser to the point of abstraction.

Here in this 2014 Untitled work, the artist has serialized the shape of an RFID chip to the point of abstraction.

The painting has a distinct dynamism, the image swept from left to right to the point of abstraction.

Poesia's art displays his life - long interest in deconstructing letterforms to the point of abstraction, as well as his obsession with spray paint, and his love of painting outdoors.

Three years ago, Armstrong turned the image into a stamp, using this tool to create an allover pattern and overlapping the figure to the point of abstraction.

In Apple Tree Boy Apple Tree Girl (2010), a miniature Adam and Eve find themselves reborn as an eighteen foot überkinder; they remain only a suggestion of their former selves, almost sweetly deformed and just to the point of abstraction.

How to stretch or magnify a motif to the point of abstraction while maintaining its credibility?