Sentences with phrase «universal symbolism»

Highlights include works by: Darren Almond (British, b. 1971) works in a variety of media, including video, drawing, photography, and sculpture to explore themes of how time and universal symbolism effect the human experience.
In her delicate union of geometric formality and biomorphic energy, Bogat proves that bodily references and universal symbolism can coexist with purity of form.
Does it share the same universal symbolism that it did in the days of Jesus and the apostles?

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Buber's I - Thou philosophy implies a radical reversal of the idealist and mystical attitude toward symbolism which sees the symbol as the concrete manifestation of some universal if not directly knowable reality.
A symbol is not a concrete medium for the knowledge of some universal, if not directly knowable reality — though this is the way in which most writers on symbolism from Plato and Plotinus to Urban, Coomaraswamy, and Jung have treated it.
You discuss looking at burial rituals to consider new ways to present the symbolism of baptism, but regardless of how a society buries it's dead you will never find a society on earth that isn't familiar with the concept of drowning; thus death by water has a universal power not limited to any culture.
Religious symbolism strives to retrieve a universal dimension of importance that can not be articulated with mathematical rigor.
If, however, we accept Whitehead's conception of the relative actual world — then how can we explain even just the genesis of the symbolism of a universal, fully accessible world, and furthermore, how can we presuppose a nonsymbolic transindividual unity of the world?
It comes in countless shapes, sizes, and flavors yet it is almost universal in its symbolism of celebration.
Pickett's work includes symbolism that references universal truths embedded within archetypes that transcend the boundaries of language, time and form.
Like many of his friends and contemporaries in post-war New York, Scharf tapped into universal ideas of mythology and symbolism to access foundational principles of visual experience.
Very often left open for discussion, and through clever use of universal metaphors and delicate color symbolism, they provide a mixed view at both artist's intimate world and associations of shared experiences of everyday moments and recognizable human conditions.
The resulting imagery speaks to a universal human condition through a narrative style encrypted with symbolism, text, and decorative elements.
And believing that the only way to serve the people was through the universal language of abstraction, Popova and Rodchenko rejected even the barest of symbolism, filling the world with their geometric constructivism and its legacy of concentric circles.
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