The phrase "artifice on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you are trying to use it in, as "artifice" typically refers to clever or cunning devices or expedients, and "on" does not fit well with it.
Example: "The artifice on display was impressive, but it lacked authenticity."
Alternatives: "deception regarding" or "trickery in".
So there is invention and artifice on every page of Binet's novel.
Wilson seems more interested in muddying the already blurred lines between reality and artifice on Instagram.
The 'I' of Graham's poems might be artifice on the surface, but it also tackles the deeply personal concerns of poetic and private self-identity.
It is a disorientating trick, a layering of reality on artifice on reality, luring the player into an environment that is both familiar and sinister.
The story, based on an obscure play by Robert Thomas, is a rickety, elaborate artifice on which the cast members are displayed like gilded ornaments.
FRICK COLLECTION 1 E. 70th St. (212-288-0700) — You may be disappointed at first by the diabolically seductive portrait in "Parmigianino's Antea: A Beautiful Artifice," on loan from Naples.
Oscar Wilde's tragic actress Sybil Vane said that actually falling in love had destroyed her ability to create the artifice of love on stage; she says it is "why I shall always be bad.
Everything, and especially the vegetables series, comments on artifice and on the way commercially processed images remove their subjects from reality.
Rouch constructs a classic coming-of-age melodrama, filled with emotional extremes and intimate revelations, which displays at each step the political assumptions and artistic artifices on which it's based.
Of course, Kael had nothing against European films as such, but she did have trouble with stylization, and Eastwood is right: he came to directing with a strange blend of naturalism and artifice, of movie-referentiality and on-location specificity.
This is work playing knowingly on art's innate artifice and on each individual artist's wilfully composed self-creative conceits.
