Sentence examples for constructed situations from inspiring English sources

Tino Sehgal makes what he calls "constructed situations".

These complexes are an ensemble of constructed situations producing certain ambiances.

Under carefully constructed situations, two particles can become "entangled," where changes to one instantly alter the other.

Once you have bought a ticket, you trigger a series of constructed situations which proceed according to the way you choose to respond to them.

So let's get this straight from the start: what British-German artist Tino Sehgal does isn't performance art but rather they're "constructed situations".

Tino Sehgal makes what he calls "constructed situations". He uses the raw materials of voice, language, and movement to build pieces of art.

In the middle of them was the British-German artist Tino Sehgal, fine-tuning his performance – or as he prefers to call it, "constructed situation" – which opens to the public on Tuesday.

When I asked Pinckers about moments like these, where cracks in the North Koreans' polished façade begin to show, he told me, "There's a subversiveness that creeps into this kind of constructed situation.

In the Guggenheim show, "Kiss" will be on view on the ground floor, but the main work is a constructed situation that dates from 2006 and has been installed twice in Europe.

That couple in a clinch at the Guggenheim aren't engaging in a shameless public display of affection — they're the art, reënacting famous embraces (in works by Rodin, Brancusi, and Klimt) in "The Kiss," a "constructed situation," conceived in 2004 by Tino Sehgal.

I was told that Sehgal doesn't believe in unnecessary air travel and thus left the organisation and execution of the constructed situation to a Sydney-based facilitator, and to Kaldor himself, who put his hand over the lens of a Chinese tourist's camera, perhaps in an effort to maintain the purity of the event, or perhaps to honour the strict stipulation of the artist's contract.