Sentences with phrase «shallow space of its painted»

Pollock, Krasner, de Kooning, and others obliterated the very distinction between painting and drawing — or among the flatness and symmetry of canvas, the shallow space of its painted surface, and ideal, infinite space of vision and representation.

Space figured in Cubism's reconstruction of vision, Surrealism's space of dreams, Clement Greenberg's demand for flatness, the shallow space of paint itself, the viewer's space in Minimalism, or the pretentious gallery spaces of installation art now.

Not exact matches

Painting in what is now considered a signature style characterized by flattened planes of color, shallow pictorial space, and lean, reductive but acutely descriptive lines, Katz sought to convey the appearance of things as they are both felt and perceived in the «present tense,» the now.

The forms she paints inhabit a shallow, cubist - like space, if I have the chronology correct many of the later works are larger in size.

Eakins also kept trying to fit portraits into the shallower space of modern landscape painting.

Some pieces also include incised and / or painted suggestions of shadowy architectural spaces (arches, hallways, shallow niches) in which the balls are placed.

Constantly evolving her method of application, Lonegan's current paintings are a marked shift from her previous series, The Mark on the Wall (2012) and the White Page Paintings (2011), which leaned toward dispersing gestures in blank, shallpaintings are a marked shift from her previous series, The Mark on the Wall (2012) and the White Page Paintings (2011), which leaned toward dispersing gestures in blank, shallPaintings (2011), which leaned toward dispersing gestures in blank, shallow space.

These paintings might also encourage us to speculate how Stella's attraction to the use of shallow pictorial space and bright fluorescent pigments helped him to approach his goal, the absolute beauty of the Netherlandish masterpiece.»

These linear paintings were attempts to combine the rigour of Braque's shallow space with Bonnard's tapestry - like «all - overness», to use Heron's inelegant but accurate phrase.

An illusion of deep space and an aggressively shallow surface can co-exist and even abut one another within the same painting.

The work was one of nine shallow relief paintings on wood that punctuated the walls of the sizable main gallery and a smaller annex space.

As with some of her paintings, McIntosh worked in a shallow pictorial space, decisively arranging and re-arranging forms over the colored sheets.

Crepúsculo (Twilight), 1955, with its extremely shallow pictorial space and totemic, geometric symbols, is typical of his paintings from this period.

Park's paintings evolved from a use of shallow cubist space, often in black and white, to the rhythmic lines and vibrant color of her later work.

Gueorguieva first started experimenting with cutting and collaging the surfaces of her paintings in order to explore the shallow yet real space produced by the cut and the glued edge.

Many of the new paintings leave large sections of unpainted panel visible, creating a shallower space for her whimsical figures to inhabit.

His paintings depict shallow pictorial space because of the ambiguity of brushstroke.

The surfaces are hard, flint - like, with the array of colored dots creating a palpable sense of space — not the shallow Cubist space of Abstract Expressionism or the aerial space that defines Color Field painting — but a gravelly surface riddled with innumerable pits and ridges that's at once dazzling and forbidding.

Katz's monumental landscape paintings are executed in what is now considered a signature style characterized by flattened planes of color, shallow pictorial space, and lean, reductive but acutely descriptive lines.

In «Cold Mountain 6,» for example, he painted a network of black lines, then «corrected» it by blotting out some details with white or adding new ones in black or blue, all of which complicated the shallow space behind the black tangle.

These drips and strokes do seem to be, as the title promises, nothing but painting, and so thematise and picture the medium itself, stripped of any descriptive function, in the same shallow space.

A small painting carves a face out of an oval Tiepolo sky with the faintest suggestion of a profile, while a large painting of crisp, mirrored heads produces a shallow space like a frieze.

A seemingly disorderly pile of box - like coloured shapes, flatly rendered in a shallow pictorial space, are featured against a painted grey ground.

The Grisaille method of underpainting is an excellent example of this historic push and pull movement of paint through space as in this technique, the white highlights of a painting are built up in layers to a kind of shallow, bas - relief topography across the picture plane.

Over the next few years he strove to achieve the compositional order, nonimitative colour, and shallow picture space characteristic of the new European painting.

And whilst I applaud the sense of her wanting to make her painting more abstract, and lose the semi-figuration that is part of the Hofmann / de Kooning «package» she starts from, it comes back to the ever - present dilemma in abstract painting: deep and dramatic space is (often) ambiguously figurative; shallow space and surface is (often) flat and disappointing.