Sentence examples for art characterised from inspiring English sources

As the drone attempts to maintain balance against air currents, friction from the canvas, and the organic movements of the artist, it turns the artist's intended motions into a piece of art characterised by the aesthetics of the machine.

Whiteread's art is characterised by a keen sense of place.

Deller – whose art is characterised by his enabling, rather than authoring, pieces of work – was no Pied Piper, leading the people through the streets of Manchester.

Ela Xora Mask maker, visual, aural and performance artist Xora's art is characterised by binarism, the biology of sex and gender identity, Classics and precious metal masks.

Christin's scripts are noted for their humour, complexity and strongly humanist and left-wing liberal political ideas while Mézières' art is characterised by its vivid depictions of the alien worlds and species Valérian and Laureline encounter on their adventures.

They were influenced by French painters and the St . Ives Schooland their art was characterised by use of vivid and often non-naturalistic colour and the use of bold technique above form.

Art deco is characterised by a huge variation in styles from 1920s zigzags, sunbursts and geometrical shapes to the streamlined chrome, neon and concrete of the 1930s.

The Athens art scene is characterised by the desire to make social change through the act of creativity – even if that's at the expense of art which is conventionally beautiful.

We are currently investigating whether HIV patients enrolled into ART treatment and characterised as good responders (adherent and CD4>350 cells/μl) and with low suPAR can have reduced monitoring thereby reducing costs of the ART programme.

This work proposes an extension to the current state-of-the-art models characterising biological and physicochemical processes in sewers.

The 2nd follow-up period covered the last 10-months post-ART-training and was characterised by adequate supplies of glass-ionomer and ART hand instruments.