Sentences with phrase «spaces coexist»

Spread across 250,000 Sq ft, Alserkal Avenue's creative warehouse spaces coexist with industrial workshops.

In the first description of its functional architecture, Hubel and Wiesel demonstrated that the cortical map of visual space coexisted with other maps for eye input and stimulus orientation.

The revered luxury - hotel designer created the Residences to mirror the layout of Amanyara as a whole, making each one a resort in itself — a personal sanctuary where intimacy and space coexist

Explorations of home and personal space coexist with attened form and tightly controlled color in Zsofia Schweger's paintings.

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Here, we don't just illuminate where Mitt Romney and Barack Obama stand on the issues that matter to our readers; we also delve into the larger question of how politics and faith should coexist in the public space.

«One way to think about it is that they coexist in the same space as our universe, like ghost universes,» Wiseman says.

Previous experiments have shown that these two states do not like to coexist in the same space.

How a large number of plant species can successfully coexist while competing for space and limiting resources has puzzled ecologists for decades.

My goal here is to create a space where two very different dietary approaches can sit down for tea, respectfully coexist, and interact without any subsequent homicide investigations.

Her latest collection played on contradiction to create a space where conceptual design could coexist with wearablity.

Leonard Nimoy reprises his old part as an elderly Spock, coexisting with his young self in an overlapping dimension of space - time continuum mumbo jumbo.

Instead, he says, cars must learn to coexist with humans in shared spaces, not only recognizing humans but also communicating with them.

As with other dogs, you'll need to designate neutral areas in the house where each can be away from the other as well as spaces where they can coexist.

Some birds can coexist happily in the same room, a distance apart, but do not like to have other birds in their immediate living spaces.

When speaking about his work, Sandback said that it «doesn't take over a space, but rather coexists with it.»

«A complex painting would be one capable of including many spaces... many qualities of light, of texture, of facture, a wide gamut of colors; it would allow for descriptive representation, schematic or symbolic representation, for geometric and gestural abstraction; and these would not simply coexist, but would somehow be coordinating... and out of multiplicity would arise the work's sense of meaning.»

These densely stacked and layered sculptures activate the spaces in which they occupy with a dynamic presence whereby complexity and simplicity coexist.

By exploring how our organs and skeletal system coexist in the same space, I developed a better understanding of the delicate balance necessary for wellness.

His latest drawings and sculptures search for those in - between spaces where void and the dividing line interact and coexist.

In the end, I want to create an ambiguous yet real space where these elements collide, mutate and coexist.»

The solo exhibition presents new work by Humphrey, a long - term artist - in - residence at NYU's Center for Neural Science, that «examines ritualized spaces and the products of grief; how the two combine as meditations on muscle memory and the way loss and recovery coexist,» according to a press release.

Shaped by its early years in which the gallery was one of the few spaces in which both black and white could coexist, Goodman's programme is still driven by ideas of social transformation.

Transferring the information from one medium to another also impacts the space; the canvases take on a hybrid quality in which flatness and depth coexist, or become compressed and more difficult to detect.

Some of her projects have involved optimizing the use of space, how it is constructed and regulated, and in recent times she has been developing projects that coexist with and make up the city itself.

Creating multiple reflections of their own forms, the viewer's body and the space of the gallery in which they hang, they show us a universe without hierarchy where an infinite number of unique, true histories of the world can coexist.

The exhibition space of the gallery, two stair steps upon Eldridge Street, represents though a real window to the future in which experimentation and consolidated art coexist, bound by a deep research about the forces that rules our world.

Reimagined as «magic tools» the objects within the work coexist in a precarious space of liminality where categorical boundaries are blurred.

I see the canvas as a surface of many voices, as I wish our society could be, a space where diversity can coexist.

Sculpture, printmaking, video, and audio all coexist comfortably within the space, initiating a

That year became a type of a model for working, inside and outside of traditional spaces, with and against the canonical vocabulary, while allowing for the simultaneity of radical politics, in terms of content, and radical aesthetics, as forms, to coexist.

Coexisting with these charms are pieces of rural debris that tumble into the gallery space, creating in a distinctly American cacophony.

At Minus Space we now see the work: that is, the method as a whole coexisting with the singular brilliantly colorful result, in small panels requiring reading as well as seeing.

By using contemporary technology to transpose Euclidian geometry into a three - dimensional sphere, the artist conjures up sculptures in a weightless space, allowing virtuality and reality to coexist.

He has had solo exhibitions in Tokyo at switch point, gallery COEXIST TOKYO, Sprout curation, and TRAUMARIS SPACE, among others.

Koch and Ortkrass met in college in Britain and share an interest in the California Light and Space movement of the 1960s — including the work of Robert Irwin and James Turrell — as well as a passion for architecture, performance art and a desire to explore the way human beings coexist in an increasingly digital universe.

In a playful shuffle, these parts coexist to create a space that suggests more than it reveals.

I'm recognizing that there's space for their legal needs and my personal needs to coexist.

Combo entertainment / bookshelf units are a good use of space where a TV, stereo, CDs and DVDs coexist with book collections.