Sentence examples for fictive image from inspiring English sources
"Pearson" is a fictive image of a real place.
In other words, fiction uses this gap by proposing fictive impressions and images of science to a public that is otherwise far away from the scientific world.
Fictive or not, violent images increase the sum total of violence in the world.
Figure 4 Fictive example to illustrate the proposed association method.
In six large, handsome, digitally manipulated views of museum exhibition spaces, Ms. Hajamadi gives her project an obliquely autobiographical spin by including obscure reflections of her own image and composing her own fictive installations of art and artifacts (Johnson).
Fortunately, the show emphasizes the artist's fictive Bureau for the Investigation of the Subliminal Image, or B.I.S.I., and takes art-about-art beyond jokes to the complex act of visual perception, especially in museums.
In her two recently opened exhibitions Deborah Roberts: The Evolution of Mimi on view at the Spelman College Museum of Fine Art through May 19, and Uninterrupted at San Francisco's Jenkins Johnson Gallery through March 17 the Austin, Texas, based artist presents an array of fictive visions of young black girls constructed out of found images of black women from magazines.
In this case, it's our relationship with words and images and the fine line between the real and the fictive, the actual and the simulated.
The colonial image of what constituted "Australia" at the onset of white invasion was as much of a fictive derivation as Stubbs' interpretations of Sydney Parkinson's own culturally skewed sketches of Australian fauna.
An image or phrase finds you, pleases you with its wit or vividness, shoehorns open your evolving vision of the fictive world, and before that change gets fully processed, here comes another.
