Sentences with phrase «smaller organic forms»

A large work by Adebunmi Gbadebo, made with hair, is suspended slightly above the ground, while smaller organic forms adorn the wall.

And that light is focused on two small organic forms, about the size and shape of packing - case noodles, lying under a magnifying glass.

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In 1991, after experiencing growth in both the supply of and demand for organic products, it became clear that a smaller, more formalized form of management was needed.

Note: The small piece on the side of it that forms the leg gusset of the soaker pad is not the same organic cotton fabric as the surface and 8 layers.

The new - generation microporous material designed at Dartmouth is the result of chemically stitching small organic molecules to form a framework that scrubs the isotope from water.

Taking their cue from nature, where structurally well - defined biopolymers are the norm, e.g. in DNA and genes where slight variations to the order of a small number of organic molecules gives rise to the diverse spectrum of life, they have developed a self - sorting strategy that regulates the order molecules take when forming long chain polymers.

Comets, asteroids, and small planets forming from the grains would sweep up lots of water and organic material, illustrating how new worlds could acquire the building blocks for life.

At present, most instruments on astrobiology missions look for habitable conditions, small organic molecules and other «biosignatures» that generally could not be formed without life.

(Either way, the chance is very small that a carbon atom in the ocean will be incorporated into organic matter or chemically combined with a carbonate cation to form calcium carbonate that will end up sequestered in sediments, where it might remain for hundreds of millions of years.)

I grew up with a mother who was an early adopter of the organic movement, in a home where «medication» really meant «remedies,» in the form of small white homeopathic balls that dissolved under your tongue.

They include a small painting simply titled «# 1» (2000), in which we see a phallic armature moving from gray into light blue; another titled «# 2» (1995), in which a blue crescent bends around to become titanium white; a third, «# 4» (2000 — 1), in which a rising, two - pronged black organic shape ends in a touch of green and ultramarine at either end; and finally «# 5» (1991), in which a red finger - like form passes from black to crimson red.

Left in the exhibition space, the small sculpture is, in fact, submitted to the effects of the natural mutability of organic components from which it is made, changing its form and shape throughout the exhibition.

Small slivers and large organic forms of exposed silver allow the viewer to catch glimpses of themselves as they move through the gallery.

New and existing large - scale installations as well as smaller, more intimate works explore a variety of organic and inorganic forms, such as the life cycle of jellyfish or the routines of a shipping crew on a freighter.

The surviving photographs of these works were all found at that time to be dated 1942, but a small concrete construction in the artist's collection, reminiscent in its more organic form of Henry Moore's pre-war stringed pieces, is dated 1945 and the first Crypt Group exhibition catalogue lists a relief construction by Wells dated 1946.

This exhibition showcases the artist's varied and innovative practice through a focused presentation of rarely displayed works, including small - scale sculptures, collages, drawings, and artist books that shed new light on Chillida's enduring fascination with space and organic form.

In contrast, two of the artist's work intricately traces haptic gestures, with a nod toward disappearing landscapes and lost language: Inga Dorosz» drawings track and map recognizable renditions of trees and other organic forms, yet the tiny line work pixilates and separates the scenes like disappearing data; Léonie Guyer's small works remove information further — little abstract shapes are like punctuation that has lost its conversation and therefore its purpose, yet they remain like memories of forgotten stories.

She has an equally strong presence in IMMA's Collection, including the small, delicate organic work, Berry Dress (1994); the animated drawing, The Music of Things (2009); and the recent commission Cassandra's Necklace (2012) all of which form part of the current exhibition.

Throughout the work, recurring circular patterns invoke sacred design as well as forms and cycles of organic growth; from solar systems to the smallest particle.

His previous works contain themselves in organic, bursting forms and employ a similar palette, but on a much smaller scale.

But do you agree we should therefore radically reduce our consumption immediately by about half, and appreciate this means a huge pay cut as well, and live in small communities organic farming and adopt some form of socialised ownership?

3) But do you agree we should therefore radically reduce our consumption immediately by about half, and appreciate this means a huge pay cut as well, and live in small communities organic farming and adopt some form of socialised ownership?

With regard to the actual content of the press release quoted, it isn't clear if the process they report on (aerosol particles, particularly organic chemicals, getting smaller over time) makes them better or worse at forming clouds and their other atmosphere cooling functions.

But even beyond the small but growing organic cotton market, some brands are pioneering more sustainable forms of cotton purchasing through the Better Cotton Initiative.