Sentences with phrase «reductive process»

Rather than the scrupulously reductive process of someone like Tony Matelli, though, Gordon's spontaneity and raw materials feel like the naked cruise you get from a Wendy White or Terry Winters, or the anything - goes formalism of early experimental film.

Garet's reductive process seeks to invert the normative function of this background noise, drawing it up from unconscious status to active presence.

While turning the aesthetic identity of her filmic source on its head, Bell's reductive process transforms filmic narrative, creating a semiotic study that reveals the subtle manipulations and learned artifice within human expression, while breaking the connection between narrative arc and the nuances of gesture.

Evidenced by some of the work, the monochromatic theme considers reductive processes.

[6] Coming from a generation of post-war artists, [7] Chung's reductive process of painting consists of repetitive application and removal of the paint on canvas.

Working with a reductive process like turning plaster is almost the opposite of what I am used to doing with metals.

In using his own body, Hawkinson extends his reductive process of using materials that are readily at hand.

This exhibition will draw a line through work that reflects the principles Loos used to define modernity — simplicity, freedom, purity, and the rejection of superfluous decoration — by exploring the development of the reductive process as seen through the eyes of a small group of leading European and American artists from the latter half of the 20th century.

The reductive process, conveyed through the ideals of the leader of the De Stijl movement, Piet Mondrian, is the starting point of the exhibition.

Everett's paintings are typically large - scale works, the product of alternately accretive and reductive processes that, in their gestural mark - making, evoke the movements of the artist.

The reductive process of burning the wood away reinforces the theme of presence and absence, ultimately creating a tangible marker of loss.

Favoring loose, bold brushwork, Krieger captures the essence of a landscape through a reductive process that reveals the structural essence of trees, rocks and other natural elements in her surroundings.

Krieger continues her reductive process to reveal mood, energy and nature's fickle temperament through expressive brushwork and loose strokes.

While her paintings go through a reductive process on a careful palate, her brushstrokes are nuanced and intentional.

He later interprets these found visual elements into made concrete objects through a reductive process, eliminating what is not necessary and allowing the essence of his findings to manifest anew

David Lyle is a Japan - born, New York - based painter, who uses a reductive process to create works from vintage found photographs from the «50s and «60s.

The exhibition explores how two artists conjure place within the limited confines of a canvas, Piccillo through a reductive process focused on creating minimal color, form and line; and Pressman by building up layers in oil and cold wax and scraping and excavating to reveal what lies beneath.

That is, the reductive process of carving creates a positive, fragile form in which the absence of the original material is a focus.

Opie uses a reductive process of stripping back photographed images of his subject matter — be it people, landscapes or still lives — to the bare minimum, leaving just the few lines that make something unique and recognisable.

The application and removal of material, in an additive / reductive process, allows unexpected moments to emerge in an alchemical dance between what is directed and what is uncontrolled.