Sentence examples for artistic conception from inspiring English sources

In any case, it's important for the production and the artistic conception to be in sync.

Moreover, the ostensible authenticity of movies shot on location under trying circumstances is still dependent upon the director's artistic conception.

Drew himself was an exemplar of his own morality: his artistic conception, journalistic vision, and personal authority will long endure.

Next class, I handed out copies of all the drawings and asked each group to explain their artistic conception.

In many of those cases, the producers have argued that they are pursuing an artistic conception that does not require standard-size orchestras.

That is Final Fantasy XIII: a milestone of artistic conception and technical execution that has been egregiously undermined by obstinately prosaic overall design.

A bloody war in Ukraine fuelled and controlled by Russia, a civilian plane that was shot down by a rocket that killed hundreds of people from around the world – a lot of our plans and artistic conceptions were changed by news from the war zone that was arriving daily.

The argument is a twist on the long-standing lament for the death of the "midrange drama" or the "adult drama," and it's an essentially reactionary, anti-artistic conception of cinema, in two different ways.

While the actual "Phoenix Project" is on display at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, "Nine Deaths, Two Births" traces the artistic process from conception (the installation was originally commissioned for the lobby of a Beijing office building) through execution.

To satisfy Bense's philosophy, there had to be rationality in all areas of the artistic activity, from conception to reception and through production and execution logic imbued in each part of the process.

There was a time when the term "Happening" took an important place in artistic and philosophical conceptions.