Sentence examples for artistic logic from inspiring English sources

While she has painted "real" figures — like her mother and four her sisters, for many years — Paul's bodies are figments of her artistic logic, meaning that they are real and fictitious simultaneously, bodies that emerge out of her considerable imagination.

The final episode of Breaking Bad (Netflix, from Monday) is driven by artistic logic – not least the fact that the central character was declared terminally ill five seasons back – rather than fall in demand.

He created the modules of his choreography (solos, duets, ensemble passages) according to his own artistic logic, but most other matters, crucial matters — how many dancers there would be in a passage, where they would enter, where on the stage, and for how long, they would dance — were determined by such means as rolling dice or throwing the I Ching.

But Mickey B director Tom Magill (who is also ESC's artistic director) believes the logic behind producing a film based on Macbeth - the tension of which resonated strongly with the detainees, many of whom experienced brutality on the streets of Belfast - is that it helps on the long road to rehabilitation.

A new exhibition entitled "Dada and Surrealist Objects" has once again brought our attention to the eccentric artistic genre, which eschews logic in favor of nonsense and intuition.

Marzella's Instagram account has been suspended at least 15 times for failing to adhere to "community guidelines," as corporate logic and artistic ideals have come into conflict.

She is the director and founder of the architecture creative group WE-DESIGNS.ORG, LLC, and simultaneously leads atelier//studio WF that focuses on her artistic explorations into mathematics, logics, and materials.

These artistic compromises carry a financial logic.

Once so respected and venerated an artform, the poster has become a functional product; carelessly Photoshopped, cropped and stuffed with explosions until logic, sense and any artistic ambition have been ruthlessly abandoned.

In spite of his intense dedication to logic, Nico says his artistic passions help him grow just as much as his technical work.

The term accurately describes the logic behind much of artistic and cinematic history, which depicts women not as human beings but passive, pleasurable images in the eyes of artists who were, more often that not, men.