Sentences with phrase «work stems»

For me, the passion that I bring to my work stems from the autonomy, mastery and purpose that being a bona fide green professional gives me.

A certified ARISE interventionist, Molly's passion for her work stems from a desire to offer hope for families and clients who are struggling with addiction.

The effectiveness of this work stems from its focus on changing aspects of relationships that trigger and reinforce the individual problems we bring to therapy.»

Diana Copperwhite's work stems from an idiosyncratic practice that embraces the temporal nature of painting practice.

This distinctive singularity of Seliger's work stems in part from his mesmerizing sure - handed synthesis of tiny marks and numerous colors.

[3] Most of the artist's work stems from his strong interest in language and communication, often using found or remembered texts from film, philosophy or literature combined with a clean aesthetic.

Hybrid Topographies presents narratives by fourteen contemporary artists from Latin America whose work stems from a place of encounters as a means to understand the other and as potential sites for change and transformation.

Simonson's new work stems from her second expedition to Antarctica as the Awardee for the National Science Foundation Antarctic Artists and Writers Program.

Executed in 2012, the work stems from the iconic series of abstract paintings that the Los Angeles - based artist began in 2007.

Alexander Rohrig's work stems from the memory or a feeling that something gives him rather than its detailed portrait.

Perhaps the obsessive re-contextualization of his work stems from the disorienting fragmentation of Maljković's native country.

Thomas» work stems from her study of art history and classical genres of portraiture, landscape and still life.

The formal beauty of the work stems more from the execution of Esper's idiosyncratic concepts than some preconceived aesthetic.

Thomas's work stems from her study of art history and the classical genres of portraiture, landscape, and still life, and is inspired by a wide range of sources, from Hudson River School landscapes to Henri Matisse's nudes and Romare Bearden's collages.

His work stems from a personal and socio - political encounter with the built environment and reflects upon land ownership, human - led accelerated entropy and how technology affects our relationship with and memory of landscape.

With its variable style, her work stems from satire as much as from re-appropriation.

The artist's use of these materials in his two - dimensional work stems primarily from formal concerns, as he explores the aesthetic qualities and complex historical meaning behind this medium.

As is typical for Bradford's practice, much of the meaning underlying this work stems from and merges with his unique creative process.

His surreal work stems purely from his imagination as he never travelled abroad — he barely ventured beyond New York City.

In this interview with Garage Museum chief curator Kate Fowle, excerpted from Phaidon's just - released monograph Sterling Ruby, the artist delves into his idea of autobiography — how his work stems from his life experiences of a rural upbringing and reaction against being taught Conceptualism in school.

Her work stems from the idea that painting is a human technology on the same spectrum as computing.

The bank's statement notes that «their work stems from their experience of living here and the people they interact with... Each artist will curate a unique display for the Lumen in order to accommodate their styles of work and to create an interesting display.»

The power of T.L. Solien's work stems from his ability to meld narrative, surface and mood.

The work stems from the complex relationship that develops between «outsiders» in the South and the conservatism they disrupt.

Stylistically, Raymond Pettibon's work stems from comic book art, but has little in common with that of Roy Lichtenstein.

This body of work stems from historical painting as a documentary means to capture vernacular moments in time and space while playing with common motifs in contemporary snapshot photography.

He notes that his work stems from Max Bill's essay, «Continuity and Change,» where the Swiss designer and theorist discusses design and gestalt as continuously testing and evolving a form in order to push it to some better or idealized «true form.»

This work stems from his 1991 installation in London that simulated a Malaysian tropical forest in which butterflies were hatched and then attached to white canvases.

Her work stems from interviews with veterans and their relatives, as well as from interviews with current refugees, spanning from World War I to the Syrian conflict.

His work stems from an unrelenting curiosity that leads him to experiment with diverse media, methods and techniques across painting, public art, internet art, happenings, technology, chemistry and sculpture.

Rejecting repressive cultural traditions (starting with his Catholic upbringing in Colombia), Cárdenas's multi-faceted body of work stems from his embrace of openness and experimentation.

Shuster explains, «This work stems from a playful yet bizarre attempt to manipulate the rigidity of the past.»

Mai - Thu Perret's work stems from the fictional narrative, The Crystal Frontier, which the artist has evolved since 1999.

Each work stems from a photograph, a paradoxical attempt to freeze the dynamic flux of the ocean, which Kiefer then subjects to various processes of transformation, notably electrolysis.

The work stems from a critical period in Calder's career, during which a number of prestigious large - scale commissions propelled him to international acclaim.

Spanning sculpture, drawing, photography and video, much of Orozco's work stems from his idiosyncratic observations of contemporary urban environments, revealing poetry in unexpected locations or the often playful combination of everyday objects.

My work stems from a framing of resonant gestures that ritualize and familiarize psychological narratives and personal memories.

Her work stems from her long study of art history and the classical genres of portraiture, landscape, and still life.

My current body of work stems from the intimate relationship that I have with nature and the way it interacts with my daily life.

The allure of her work stems from how the panels react to the black light that emits the prismatic punch that buzzed all throughout the space.

Holme's work stems from the intersection of material, space and chemical reaction, transforming the contextual and physical nature of her materials to create a discourse between painting and sculpture.

The work stems from 1992: a pivotal year that saw Richter's breakthrough retrospective at the Tate Gallery, London and his landmark exhibition at Documenta IX.

Primary inspiration for Perret's work stems from her fictional narrative The Crystal Frontier, which the artist has been writing since 1999.

Her work stems from her long study of art history and the classical genres of portraiture, landscape, and still like.

Over the last few months, I've gotten a chance to directly interact with these artists and get a deeper understanding of where their work stems from; highly influenced by their individual place in society, each living and breathing different aspects of life that surrounds us.

By By Cinnamon Janzer August 9 at 6:00 AM Cinnamon Janzer is a writer and editor living in Minneapolis whose work stems from the intersection

Their hard work stems from their deep care for every student.»

The impact of these quiet moments (and others) found in McCarey's mature sound work stems at least in part from the fact that music is so omnipresent in his films.

Her passion for her work stems from very personal, life - altering experiences.

Then I remembered a key thing, and this is part of my history that all of this work stems from in a way: I remembered helping my mother to do the laundry when I was about 12, and when she starched my father's clothes she made the starch by boiling water and whatever.