Sentences with phrase «psychological transformation»

Barrada's first internationally shown photographic project documented the urban and psychological transformation of her hometown of Tangier.

His work explores the possibility and necessity of ongoing psychological transformation in adulthood; the fit between adult capacities and the hidden...

Mary Boulton's intense psychological transformation is augmented by Adamson's crystalline prose.

In Big Girl the artist explores concepts of physical and psychological transformation by exposing a mysterious confluence between the human and animal worlds.

Jan Garden Castro: You told Art World (June / July) that your work is about psychological transformations and folk tales.

Jung clearly saw that it is only by evoking and holding the spontaneous images that arise intrapsychicly that the human being undergoes psychological transformation.

Stern, a psychiatrist, charts the psychological transformation of motherhood with revealing case studies and personal observations.

Actually, his wife is the one who made him realize he was going through a psychological transformation as well — he was rather surprised that the effects of being overweight could be so strong on other levels other than the physical one.

The movie tries for a few scenes of psychological transformation (as when Kersey watches his raging father - in - law go after poachers with a shotgun), but they're ham - handed, and the whole trick of the movie is that Willis doesn't shake off his easygoing charm once he becomes a vigilante.

It's specifically debilitating, and Collette's performance is one of intense physical (Her appearance in the later scenes of the film is particularly jarring for its authenticity) and psychological transformations.

With only a volleyball companion named Wilson by his side, Chuck undergoes a years - long emotional and psychological transformation that is even more dramatic than his physical one.

He has often made himself the subject of his work, using his own image to push the boundaries of physical and psychological transformation.

These hybrid, sometimes monstrous forms speak to the artist's recurring interest in physical and psychological transformation, as well as pageantry, perversion, and abjection.

Further, much of Samaras's oeuvre is a meditation on himself - his own face and body are persistent themes in his work, pushing the boundaries of psychological transformation.

The presence of rare and unseen early works from the»70s and»80s underlined her interest in alchemy and psychological transformation.

Take inspiration from our current exhibition Material Environments, which experiments with ideas of physical and psychological transformation, to explore an interactive sound installation through song and noise making!

Quirt's desire to bring about social change and psychological transformation was also expressed through his teaching of countless students over the years.

«In her artistic practice, Liz Cohen undertakes challenging mechanical tasks that trigger both physical and psychological transformations,» says Laura Mott, Curator of Contemporary Art and Design at Cranbrook Art Museum.

Renowned for his pioneering work with the Polaroid 360, which paved the way for generations of artists, Samaras's newest work continues to toy with physical and psychological transformation, walking the line between threat and seduction.

The weeds struggle to break through, portraying the psychological transformation of this brutal place from hard fascism into romantic ruin, and offer a metaphorical interpretation of reinvention.

He has often made himself the subject of his own work, using his own image to push the boundaries of physical and psychological transformation.