Sentences with phrase «remnants of memories»

Richter obscured the details of each image using thick, heavy applications of paint, making the canvases seem ominous and spectral, sinister remnants of memories from an undefined past.

Taken together, their works explore how the accumulation and remnants of memories and materials effect how we store, process, and construct the same.

Celebrated for her multimedia collages, box assemblages, altars, and installations consisting of found materials, Saar has explained, «I am intrigued with combining the remnant of memories, fragments of relics and ordinary objects, with the components of technology.

She states, «I am intrigued with combining the remnant of memories, fragments of relics and ordinary objects, with the components of technology.

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Sadly, the Eagles» great Pete Pihos has been victimized twice: Alzheimer's stripped him of his memories, and a scam artist ran off with the remnants of an outstanding career.

However, just as a organic foods shopper will want a full body cleanse every few months, I need to let all the remnants and memories of «The Tree of Life» wash out of my system and into oblivion.

Two neighboring families live in a North Dakota community in which many of the Ojibwe are related, memories are long, and the wounds of the war against Native Americans run deep: «Loss, dislocation, disease, addiction, and just feeling like the tattered remnants of a people with a complex history.»

When D goes to examine the abandoned ruins, he finds the remnants of a strange laboratory that brings back memories from his past.

But on her outing, any remnants of her six - month road to recovery were a distant memory as she bounded through the dog run, hopped into a police van and enjoyed plenty of belly rubs and pup - cakes from doting officers.

Sad to see the final remnants of Tutu gone... many memories in that space!

From the remnants of a volcanic eruption 190,000 years ago to World Heritage Listed Fossil Fields the fascinating landscape of this sparsely populated area with its interesting history leaves an unforgettable memory.

Join Kyle Haste of MonsterVine's IndieComplete podcast for the in - depth discussion about What Remains of Edith Finch, a game where players find their way through a series of short stories with Edith Finch, a women who has returned to the abandon Finch family estate that she has inherited, a huge sea - side home packed with the remnants and memories of generations deceased Finch family members.

As mentioned, in What Remains of Edith Finch, players find their way through a series of short stories with Edith Finch, a women who has returned to the abandon Finch family estate that she has inherited, a huge sea - side home packed with the remnants and memories of generations deceased Finch family members.

They are part of a series that relate to his visiting his Grandparents farm as the family ceased to own it, and then collecting fragments and notes and photos that are then incorporated into beautiful crusty «paintings» on paper with these remnants, bits of memory and sometimes script, included in, or hidden below, the surface.

Vladuta captures their hue, revealing the tangible remnants of long - forgotten memories, those artifacts, which all too often, go unnoticed.

Through remembrance of the past and projection towards the future, she propels viewers to identify the stage of their mutation and our relation to memory as the only remnant of the present and yet the only tool through which one becomes aware of his own mutation.

Does the power of representation lie in the seen or in the remnants and memory of the seen?

Like remnants of cloth that preserve family memories in quilts, the discarded scraps of metal add rich color, texture and history to Rose's highly functional designs.

These fragments can be either physical (pictorial space, literal subject matter) or metaphorical (depicting fragments of memory, or symbolic remnants of our subconscious).

Through his depiction of appropriated portraits, architecture or other remnants of historic events from our collective memory, he investigates the use of art, architecture and figuration as propaganda for ideology of any kind.