Sentences with phrase «representation of nature»

The exhibition explores the diverse modes of expression and variety of representations of nature in medieval art.

This exhibition, as the title suggests, focuses on the photographic representation of nature.

However, the grid lines remain visible as a reminder that the image is a construction of the artist's making, not an objective representation of nature.

The metal square wall art is a cool representation of nature, and it provides a natural flow of positive energy into the room.

Jesus is the exact representation of the nature of God.

Seligman begins by tracing both the origins and the metamorphoses of the concept of civil society, pointing out that the late medieval breakdown of Catholic universitas required, at least among Protestants, a new symbolic representation of the nature of society, i.e., communitas.

By embedding photographs he took in Colorado's Rocky Mountains in further digital layers, the artist explores contemporary means of representation of nature between the sublime, science and technology.

Cummings produces intricate, detailed works which draw on representations of nature within art history, rather than scientific accuracy.

As thin doilies of color or tufts of mold - like growth spread over the object's surface, these hybrids work like a counterpoint and respond to the idealized representations of nature found in domestic patterns.

Yet, by objectifying the world as a whole, geoengineering goes beyond the mere representation of nature as «standing reserve»; it requires us to think Heidegger further, to see technology as a response to disorder breaking through.

The philosophical naturalist's view of reality is not one that merely fails to find some particular object within the world that the theist imagines can be descried there; it is a very particular representation of the nature of things, entailing a vast range of purely metaphysical commitments.

Mark Dion's oeuvre has explored social, historical, and contemporary representations of nature, through collaborative models, group participation, and experiments of co-evolution.

Also, Jesus is the perfect representation of His nature, so there were obviously some unique circumstances here.

With a nod to horror movies, hippie counterculture, and the rural Southern landscape of his youth, Dorn's distinct landscape paintings are not as concerned with an idyllic representation of nature...» See full article here.

This December, the Dallas Museum of Art will present a major exhibition illustrating the evolution of representations of nature across six centuries of medieval European art.

In terms of subject, not style, Doig's work can be positioned within two traditions - that of Western landscape painting with heroic, moody representations of nature; and Impressionism with depictions of daily life, scenes previously thought irrelevant or inconsequential but which serve as the true basis for human interaction.

Within a broad swath of history and geography, the groupings open deeper lines of inquiry into the devotional art of the Counter-Reformation, the role of war and nationalism in the visual arts, the durability of classical aesthetic ideals and mythology, and the real and allegorical representation of nature.

Giuseppe Penone's new installation at London's Whitechapel Gallery, in its series of Bloomberg commissions, is a powerful representation of nature.

Whether translating bathroom graffiti into a planted garden or paint chips into a billboard the colors of the sky, the artist often explores artificial representations of nature and approaches each project with a delicate, spare hand that casts the familiar anew.

Drawing on the nostalgic representations of nature found in sources as varied as paintings by Caspar David Friedrich and the cover of the Supertramp album Even In The Quietest Moments, his work is a dramatized engagement with Canada's frontier.

Richard Long translates his deeply personal and engaged experience of landscape in exhibitions of sculptures, mud or text works, which are not representations of nature, but evocations of its beauty and might.

While abstraction is evident around the world in art and functional objects, its art - historical significance is as a category for 20th - century Western art that moved away from the faithful representation of nature.

Second Nature, at Pavel Zoubok Gallery, exemplifies Pfaff's exploration of the visual representation of nature and landscape.

The resulting effect is a deepened representation of nature that is simultaneously figural and fantastical.

Riotous representations of nature blur into abstraction as moss covered tree limbs, tangled branches, and rock - strewn caves combine with Sherman's urgent brushstrokes and bold warps of color, scale and environmental perception.

Tania Estevez is a London - based artist working mostly with traditional techniques, using watercolors, graphite, acrylics and ink to create representations of nature and body with conceptual and poetic ideas.

Field Re-Mediations is a library of objects and ideas that facilitates re-framing cultural practices that underlie environmental degradation, and arise from particular shared representations of nature.

In borrowing Magritte's title, Demand alludes to the earlier artist's revolutionary approach to the meaning of representation, connecting Magritte's Surrealism to what Demand describes as «domesticated nature... potted plants, gardens, theme parks and models of wild growth» — the symbolic representations of nature that can be found in cities around the world.

Focussing on representations of nature, the exhibition includes polychrome carvings of dried fish, birds, a crustacean and a hibernating toad; a stone carved in wood; and a hand modelled in clay and cast in bronze.

This picture is not a mere representation of Nature: instead, it actively encapsulates some of Nature's own processes in the act of its own self - creation, becoming an extension of the Universe.

Landscape imagery and representations of nature in contemporary Israeli art are rarely naive, and certainly not romantic.

«And His Son is the radiance of God's glory and the exact representation of His nature, and upholds all things by the word of His power.

Yes, scriptures teach that Jesus is the exact representation of His nature.

Hebrews 1:3, NET: «And He is the radiance of His glory and the exact representation of His nature, and upholds all things by the word of His power.

And through Descartes» project, the representation of nature becomes subsumed under the primacy of subjectivity grounding all manner of Being in the being of the human subject.

The representation of nature in Letter Never Sent is as important as the acting, however, and the images of landscapes are indeed unforgettable.

Currently on view at Eyebeam, New York is «The New Romantics,» an exhibition exploring the ways in which contemporary artists using digital media engage the body, representations of nature, poetic irony, and expressions of individuality...

The New Romantics is an exhibition exploring the ways in which contemporary artists using digital media engage the body, representations of nature,...

In Paul Morrison's first solo exhibition in London since 2008, for which he has executed a major architectural intervention on the façade of the gallery and installed a monumental white sculpture within the main space, the artist extends his enquiry into the nature of representation, and the representation of nature.

The New Romantics is an exhibition exploring the ways in which contemporary artists using digital media engage the body, representations of nature, poetic irony, and expressions of individuality...

Crystal Bridges founding curator Chris Crosman's description of the painting is not coy about its homoerotic allure: the painting, he writes, «reveals Hartley's full - blown embrace of homosexual desires that up to this point had remained hidden in stylized imagery, encoded in mystical symbols, or subsumed in representations of nature's heaving rhythms.»

«You begin to feel a real tie - in between representation of nature and its exploitation,» she says.

Other works explore the representations of nature from the standpoint of the simulacrum and artificiality.

The New Romantics is an exhibition exploring the ways in which contemporary artists using digital media engage the body, representations of nature, poetic irony, and expressions of individuality as originally expressed in 19th Century Romanticism.