Sentence examples for art of space from inspiring English sources

He saw architecture primarily as a sculptural art of space, form and light, with its social aspect always ancillary to that and the technological element of no interest at all.

The first of them, "Cinema, the Art of Space," appeared in 1948; Jean-Luc Godard later called it "the first article of what was for us the takeover of modern cinema".

Rohmer had already published brilliant and seminal works of critical theory (notably, "Cinema, the Art of Space," "For a Talking Cinema," and "We No Longer Love the Cinema") and Godard was on the verge of publishing a crucial manifesto of his own ("Defense and Illustration of Classical Découpage," from 1952).

R. D. Chin, an architect, interior designer and author of "Feng Shui Revealed: An Aesthetic, Practical Approach to the Ancient Art of Space Alignment" (Random House), defines feng shui as "the traditional Chinese philosophy and practice that brings people and objects into harmony with the environment".

Cook took the concepts she learned from Dreyfus to new heights with "The Art of Space," her seminal textbook that breaks interior design into seven fundamental principles.

By employing the seven fundamentals she identifies in "The Art of Space," Cook and her team create spaces and model interiors that turn projects around and spur sales or occupancy rates.

All the visual arts are also spatial arts, or arts of space.

Dewey is critical of various classifications of the arts, for instance that between higher and lower sense organs, or between the arts of space and time, or between representative and non-representative art.

They have given the art plenty of space: one large gallery is devoted to three paintings by Giorgio Morandi.

Danny Simmons, who is helping run the contest, known as Curate NYC, for the city's Economic Development Corporation, said he and his collaborator, Brian Tate, proposed using the postcards instead of actual works of art because of space limitations.

The art form of space mission patches combines the 21st century relevance with heraldic origins predating the ninth century.