Sentence examples for aesthetic of light from inspiring English sources

In 1892, when de Wolfe and Marbury moved into their first house together, at Seventeenth Street and Irving Place, de Wolfe had an opportunity to practice her new aesthetic of "light, air and comfort".

The driving figure was Suger, the abbot of Saint-Denis, who wrote two accounts of his abbey that are infused with his personal aesthetic of light as a reflection of the infinite light of God.

Long before Placas walked into "Essence's" fashion department, the magazine had always showcased a Caucasian-like beaesthetichetic of light-skinned sisters with processed hair on most of its covers, even during our cultural "black is beautiful" era.

Jelonek describes it as an homage to natural light and an "aesthetic experience of light".

It's not about the aesthetic quality of light, it isn't light design.

The distressed aesthetic of the light-blue- and-sandstone walls is softened by Scandi elements such as a slatted wooden light shade, wooden clothes rail, a beautifully patterned throw from Mandal Veveri and striking prints by Rebecca Salvadori.

By using the commercially available fluorescent light tubes as his body of work Flavin challenged the traditional art market and by following the philosophical ideas of Marcel Duchamp he vigorously pursued the widest range of aesthetic arrangements of lighting within the use of its minimal form.

And a study of the Song dynastic aesthetic in light of the politics of its time can yield complex and often unflattering results.

Not only did the place have that extra bathroom and a clean modern aesthetic bathed in tons of light, but it also represented the success he had always dreamed of achieving.

The project continues Eno's exploration into the aesthetic and formal qualities of light, experimenting with projected imagery as a malleable light source that produces unknown and unpredictable patterns.  .

I'm thinking more along the lines of something with the aesthetic elegance of Child of Light crossed with the religion-referencing narrative of the often-overlooked El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron, albeit without quite so much scrapping.