Sentences with phrase «through bold shapes»

The title reflects the duality in this process, not only is the painting itself a visually liberating act in it's execution, it also reflects a state of mind, a self - contemplation through bold shapes and subtle steps, with this process still visible in the final result, emphasising the process being as valuable as the end result.

Not exact matches

The bright, bold colored blocks fit through a variety of shapes, helping baby to develop hand - eye coordination and recognize shapes.

You can easily apply a small amount through the brows to achieve a more natural effect, but also just as effectively use Ka - Brow to draw the shape of a bolder brow and create a more dramatic look.

Utilizing a bold palette of color and the structure of the letters themselves, Hanson reinvents the language through its shape and therefore impacts its meaning as well.

Stuart Davis, whose uneven but exhilarating retrospective is on view at the Whitney through September 25, is known for his playful fusion of advertising typography, bright color, and bold abstract shapes and lines.

As with Yinka Shonibare's celebrated work on the Fourth Plinth, «Nelson's Ship in a Bottle», «Kaleidoscope» reclaims an object from a familiar British tradition and subverts it through the bold use of batik patterns and the transformation of the shape into that of a phallus.

Slater's approach to abstraction identifies, through his bold use of color and anti-form shapes and splotches, sources from popular culture via comics, action figures, and cartoons that frame his way of seeing.

As with Shonibare's celebrated work on the Fourth Plinth, «Nelson's Ship in a Bottle», «Kaleidoscope» reclaims an object from a familiar British tradition and subverts it through the bold use of batik patterns and by transforming the shape into that of a phallus.

Toni Halonen's work is illustration of the boldest and brightest nature, capturing contemporary narrative through simple shapes and brave use of colour.

Scott's work continues to find a balance in forms through his bright and bold use of color and shape that is grounded in his use of abstracted typography.

The other works in the exhibition, by Hans Hofmann, Milton Avery, Robert Motherwell, and Paul Resika are abstracted to varying degrees through expressive paint handling, bold color, simplified shapes, and other techniques.

Regardless of the tile, basic white, bold colour or natural stone, creating pattern through shape is sure to elevate your bathroom in a classic, yet current way.»