Sentences with phrase «spatial boundaries»

In Ourhouse -1: «Time», by Nathaniel Mellors, an iconic Brutalist bus station in Preston is the scene of an absurdist drama, dissolving temporal and spatial boundaries between bodies, buildings and species.

It is not only the most comprehensive solo presentation of Aitken's work in Germany and beyond, but also an exhibition transcending spatial boundaries: Elaborate film installations across entire rooms and selected sculptures in the interior, as well as a site - specific sound installation in the exterior space of the Schirn, present a survey of the major stages in his creative work.

Curator Matthias Ulrich about the artist: «In addition to overcoming spatial boundaries, movement and velocity form two main motifs that Doug Aitken time and again takes up in his elaborate, thoughtful and perfect work.

The exhibition will periodically flow onto Berlin's streets, expressing how spatial boundaries can be distorted, blurred and challenged by artistic practice.

This situation is exploited in the exhibition project by presenting Richard Tuttle's solo exhibition in three parts, each of which functions relatively separately within its own spatial boundaries, but can also be viewed in relation to the surrounding art.

Spatial delimitations of neighborhood of residence were usually based on administrative and statistical spatial boundaries.

Children show a developmental change from drawing object - place binding (object - based coding) to object - region binding (space - based coding) when constructing spatial boundaries around matching Wertheimer stimuli (Common Region Test [CRT], Lange - Küttner, 2006).

On these paintings he was using thinner zips, not paying attention to the paint that spanned over the margins, testing the idea of spatial boundaries.

Trinitarian images ground Christian faith, love and hope by providing for the experiences of separation and distance in Christian life, while insisting on a unity with God that transcends all temporal and spatial boundaries.

This new study shows that the Internet offers older Americans a chance to overcome the social and spatial boundaries that are believed to fuel depression.

Even the location is a construct: Cave drives around, and talks lovingly about, Brighton, but the footage leaps unannounced across temporal and spatial boundaries, the film - makers playfully conspiring to blur several worlds into one artificial reality.

With an irreverence for the normative nature of painting to find a definitive resolution, Evans tests the limits of a material and its spatial boundaries, as paintings merge with installation and the picture plane expands into sculptural form.

move across temporal and spatial boundaries, connecting old and new ideas, just as they provide important links between people, places and ways of life.

The result is a highly charged and immersive atmosphere that engulfs our visual senses, invades our spatial boundary and heightens our sensory experience.»

He often re-purposed and painted over canvases to unearth new compositions, pushing the spatial boundaries of the traditional picture plane.

The Internet, in its ability to generate infinite knowledge and function as a medium for human interaction free from temporal and spatial boundaries, has been cast as the locus for civic debate in the 21st century.