Sentences with phrase «static image of the painting»
There is constant sublimation, as if changes in the physical state of the canvas continually occur when one tries to focus on the static image of the painting amidst its vibratory optical effect.
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At the same time, I'm greatly interested in the concerns of perceptual art, a genre of painting I adore not leastwise for it's inclusiveness (one needn't have a knowledge of art history to enjoy Op - art), but also for the way its static images engage the viewer in the conscious act of looking.»
Despite their distinctively cyberpunk aesthetic of visual static and fragmentation in a palette dominated by blacks, pinks and techno greens, the images are powered by the same careful counterbalancing of color and form you would see in any good abstract painting of the past 50 years.
Presented in book format, as a static archive, it's completely banal — not a series of erotic images so much as an overall picture of a particular erotic, much as Guyton's black paintings together represent an idea of the monochrome rather than a selection of monochromatic works.
Inflorescence utilizes mechanisms of the changing image and object as a way of thinking about the static nature of painting and sculpture.
Emergent images in Weiser's abstract paintings flicker in and out of focus like analogue TV static.
Svec picks up the frequency static of Surrealism, early American painting, and the personal particulars of everyday life and fuses them into fresh images.
Of course, art is subjective, and a field of static (like a Jackson Pollock painting) can be interpreted as a pornographic image if one is so inclined, but a photorealistic depiction will not arise by chancOf course, art is subjective, and a field of static (like a Jackson Pollock painting) can be interpreted as a pornographic image if one is so inclined, but a photorealistic depiction will not arise by chancof static (like a Jackson Pollock painting) can be interpreted as a pornographic image if one is so inclined, but a photorealistic depiction will not arise by chance.