Sentences with phrase «relationship to reality»

Because the management commentary seems to bear very little relationship to reality!

Her book breaks down the survey results and compares what people think about relationships to the reality of being in a selfless, healthy relationship.

Nowadays, however, when digital technology and photography on social media has raised all kinds of questions about the object status of a photograph and its ambivalent relationship to reality, its an investigation that deserves some renewed interest.

Her work in various media (paintings, drawings and video) reveals a uninhibited relationship to reality.

And as they employ new photographic technologies, they subvert photography's indexical relationship to reality, calling into question what it means for something to be a «photograph.»

These are highly fabricated and adjusted nonsenses that have basically ZERO relationship to reality.

Trump's shout - out to «clean coal» in the State of the Union address bore little relationship to the reality that continues to play out in the coal fields.

Science is thus one form of self - transcendence, in which man is drawn out of himself in fidelity to the created order and finds his relationship to reality.

«If you lose the rhetoric you get an increasingly expansive imagination where the relationship between parents and their children is increasingly cast in a very problematised light, so that it bears no relationship to reality,» he added.

If the movie had any relationship to reality, it would be offensive; not since L'il Abner ran barefoot through the hills and hollers of Dogpatch have we been exposed to such a towering mound of white trash.

First Daughter is a perfectly inoffensive little bauble that exists in a self - contained genre universe with no relationship to reality and no aspirations to be anything but a tidy money - maker for a couple of weekends before becoming a popular slumber - party rental.

A quick review will show no relationship to reality but what can you do?

These are works that may have no relationship to reality at all, or present a visually codified version of individual reality that's not dependent on recognizable objects.

On view will be works from two recent series, DCT (2016 — ongoing) and Blackout (2017), that together illustrate the artist's overarching interest in the nature of photographic representation and its relationship to reality.

The work challenges our relationship to reality and the possibilities that virtual reality, artificial intelligence as well as genetics are made accessible as a strategy of resistance.

Like Richard Artschwager's (MATRIX 71) mock furniture, Lavier's commodities, though unchanged in form, take on a new identity and relationship to reality.

The collapsing of time and distance in this collection of models is echoed by the vehicles - also used in terrorism, but referencing as well Öğüt's ongoing interest in distance, time, and speed, measures by which our relationship to reality is shaped and through which disparate lands are connected.

Close is reinventing techniques he first developed in the 1970s and 1980s; however, this time the color has no relationship to reality.

Stan Douglas «DCTs and Scenes from the Blackout» David Zwirner (525 West 19th Street) CLOSES: April 7 In two contrasting series, DCT (2016 — ongoing) and Blackout (2017), on view through Saturday, the photographer and filmmaker continues his investigations into the nature of image making and its relationship to reality.

The popularization of virtual reality has created a visual revolution that radically changes both our perception of images and our relationship to reality.

A small vase of colorful flowers, carefully positioned in the exhibition, enlivens the room, underscoring Fischer's explorations with scale, perception, and art's relationship to reality.

Through excess and access, the digital revolution has undoubtedly changed our culture, our relationship to reality, and the function of the image.

Presented at the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain on the eve of the new millennium, the exhibition Un monde réel revisited the major themes of science fiction and space conquest, offering food for thought on imagination and its relationship to reality in the late twentieth century.

In a conversation with Wolfgang Tillmans about sculpture in general, Isa Genzken said: «They have to have some kind of relationship to reality.

The exhibition presented works from Douglas's two recent series, DCT (2016 — ongoing) and Blackout (2017), that together illustrate the artist's overarching interest in the nature of photographic representation and its relationship to reality.

Great models, lovely and super intelligent modellers, the best supercomputers money can buy, lots of extra complex equations, but with only one fatal flaw... no relationship to reality!

Looking at several IPCC models and their relationship to reality the judge said to Chevron's lawyer: «So your point is that [IPCC] models overstate the problem.

But one component of the survey, Leiter suggests, «has some relationship to reality and... can't be manipulated by the schools» — its reputational surveys.