Sentences with phrase «tangible materials»

Nevertheless, today artists are still making physical artworks and engaging with tangible materials.

As Tàpies» use of tangible materials for making art emphasize physical transformation, spiritual transformation is evoked through signs and symbols drawn from Eastern and Western cultures.

Creative writing, journaling, making lists, capturing ideas and sources of inspiration, outlining business plans, and planning meals and vacations are a few of the things people find more satisfying and effective when using tangible materials.

They met while studying graphic design together and after graduation decided to set up their own studio, focusing on installations of handcrafted objects made from tangible materials such as paper, wood and thread.

But doesn't verifiable tangible material (e.g., Earth, universe) have to have a source or Creator?

(4) The Church is interested in spiritual realities, while the press seeks more tangible material - and thus tends to report Church events mainly when they have to do with sex, politics, or power.

In 1964, Judd wrote Specific Objects, an essay (truly manifesto - like), through which he called for the rejection of the residual, European value of illusionism and advocating an art based upon tangible materials.

Studying how people identify with the material makeup of their surroundings, including series about items discarded in the «spring cleaning» process (Katie Harwood); the items and images shaping one person's gender transition (Gary Beeber); and the way people in a library interact with tangible materials in the digital age (Christopher Rauschenberg)-- this exhibit attempts to examine anthropological notions of place in a new way.

Rather than stitching tangible materials, in XYZ, Samaras uses the computer to make dazzling pure pigment prints where he fuses his photographs with selected digital effects to create hyper - chromatic compositions.

Dealing with issues of fragility, balance, technique and experimentation, Saban's connection with everyday objects is at the forefront of her investigation of tangible materials and the metaphysical properties of artworks.

Radouan's talent as a visual artist is that he recreates / produces unearthly ideas with such base, physical, tangible materials.

Turrell, part of the «light and space» movement that emerged during the 1960s, pushes our relationship with art by engaging us with an abstract optical «event» rather than an object per se made of tangible material.