Sentence examples for ephemeral expression from inspiring English sources

The general idea has plenty of precedents, from Pop Art's recontextualizing of ephemeral expression into museum fodder to the awe-inspiring conversion of industrial scrap into the Watts Towers in Los Angeles.

We are struck above all by how ephemeral the expressions, so full of vitality in the moment, are; and indeed by the brevity of the lives themselves.

But light is also a powerful, though ephemeral, vehicle of expression.

These may vary from Premodern nostalgia (as in Sitte 1889, and also Unwin 1909), up to the most ephemeral and arbitrary expressions of Postmodern culture (Ponzini and Nastasi 2011).

In Eliasson's case, there's a socio-political dimension to his expressions of the ephemeral.

"I've been interested lately in creating virtual environments in which participants can have an ephemeral exchange of ideas and expressions.

For nothing expresses the ephemeral better than flowers.

It is possible that ephemeral shifts in gene or protein expressions that occur throughout the life span may provide a blueprint for age-associated disease phenotypes evident in adulthood.

Increasingly, these ephemeral displays are being seen as vehicles for creative expression as technological advancements deliver more control over colour, time and shape.

Founded by Dream Dommu and Paul Leopold, they describe themselves as "a community of artists exploring queerness in all its forms by creating ephemeral spaces and permanent platforms that cultivate connectivity, inclusivity, free expression, and pleasure".

Salvado sees the contradiction in anthologizing pictures from a medium meant to be ephemeral but believes that curating and sharing is the future of expression.