Sentences with phrase «spatial qualities»

Sculpture made for the camera — and spatial qualities made in it — is far from a contemporary phenomenon.

We think that the Hoop Drops have a certain spatial quality to them, because when we see them on, they lift everything.

Also significant is that although the original documentary image may sacrifice some of its figurative quality through the artists» manual reproduction of particular parts of the image, it simultaneously gains spatial quality as an abstract object.

The wooden band structures the gallery and divides it into segments with different spatial qualities in which Moulène places objects, most of which were created on the scene.

Yet, it is also relatable to the viewers, who serve an important function in the interpretative process, filtering the conceptual, visual, and spatial qualities through their physical presence and personal experience of the work.

Without being spatially or programmatically overly determined, each exhibition building has a pronounced spatial quality, scale, and lighting characteristic, producing a spectrum of more contextualized or more abstracted frameworks for exhibiting and perceiving art.

Gallaccio's work explores the malleability and spatial qualities of natural materials such as stone, clay, obsidian, chocolate, and flowers.

The width of the wheel is crucial to know for its feel and spatial qualities.

For her new commission at Bloomberg SPACE, Marks will take over the rear gallery, investigating the spatial quality of the balcony area to present the latest installment in her adventure cycle — Adventures of Volitia: Expulsion from Paradise.

The viewer is drawn in to the works through a familiarity of images from daily life and also by the spatial quality of the drawing employed, to document the artist's daily walks through a city, to map, to explore.

Such stages are evident in the array of marks — networks of lines creating patterns, which suggest both spatial qualities and underscore the flatness of the canvas» surface.

JMcK: Works such as Three Fingers / The Stolen Daffodil (2015) have the spatial quality of David Hockney's early work.

The artists take turns playing the role of hands or speaker, using hand signs coordinated with a wide range of face markers to the convey richly nuanced, detailed concrete descriptions of the tactile and spatial qualities of each instance set forth in its opening title.

I entered a graduate program at Cranbrook Academy of Art immediately after leaving the Smithsonian, and began an investigation of concepts to visualize and materialize space, spatial qualities of architecture and light.

Her work is concerned with the social and spatial qualities of sculpture; how certain qualities of corporeality might be invested with spiritual meaning, and the precise point at which narratives might arise out of formal arrangements.

Pashgian explores the spatial qualities of color in light through sculptures of resin, fiberglass, plastic and coated glass.

Their forms mirror the spatial qualities of their surroundings and supports.

The works exhibited explore the spatial qualities of painting and drawing using topography, transparency, density of light / color, and layering to achieve work that utilizes chance and intention to create an encapsulated multiverse of compositions.

The catalogue examines Stuck's theory of the spatial qualities of color; his influence on Josef Albers, Vassily Kandinsky, and Paul Klee; his breach with naturalism; and his willing embrace of the transformative ideas of his day.

Young's exploration of the optical and spatial qualities of domestic interior spaces carries on a tradition in painting that goes back at least to 17th century Dutch painting, providing a continuity not just with the long history of picturing interiors, but also providing an important means for us today to assess the ways that paint can treat rooms and space that are substantively different from the results that are possible via photography.

«Inspired by the permeability and spatial qualities of Modernist houses and the great American dream of a customized home, Herzog & de Meuron has replaced the usual extrusion of standardized skyscraper floor plates with a staggered progression of structural slabs turning slightly off axis by degrees as they ascend, creating constant variety among the apartment floor plans.

The single - family home, located in Fayetteville, Ark., was conceived by SILO AR+D as an «exploration of how architecture can have different day and night presences with distinct experiential and spatial qualities.»

This home is located in the center of Antwerp, by maximizing the small amount of land to obtain a residence that maximizes the spatial quality, in order to obtain