Sentence examples for forms that suggest from inspiring English sources

Its three large, bulbous sculptures continue her interest in complicated forms that suggest fragments of Disney cartoon characters and Baroque sculptures melted together.

In addition, Mr. Ross's process reaches outside painting, involving the sculpturing of little green plasticine forms that suggest cellular structures, nestling molecules, plants, architectural models and child's play.

"Neural (from Matrix Series)," a work in white ink on black paper by Eva Lee of Ridgefield, Conn., depicts biomorphic forms that suggest technology, DNA and black hole mapping.

A video piece by Sookjin Suh involves creating grids from squares of tofu and butter, while Soonok Jung executes fine networks of tubular forms that suggest microscopic life and city plans.

In other paintings, like "Head of Zeus" (1936-39), the lovely "Mountain and Bird Composition" (1936-37) and the highly complex "River Metamorphosis" (1938-39), Pousette-displaysplays a wonderful skill at creating repetitive forms that suggest eyes, birds' heads and other bits of nature.

The museum itself, designed by the architect Rudy Ricciotti, seems, from the photos, to be a distinctive experience, with its vast glass windows open to the sea and its undulating forms that suggest both a classic grace and a visionary modernism a pairing that Cocteau himself accomplished with style.

Artists in the photographer Alfred Stieglitz's urbane circle -- Arthur Dove, John Marin, Georgia O'Keeffe -- kept nature to the fore, though often in abstract forms that suggested the influence of industrial design.

Strongly influenced by the Surrealists and the idea of automatism — the belief that the artist's undirected hand could reach deep into the unconscious — he layered skeins of fine, interlaced lines and overlapping luminous forms that suggested microscopic views of human tissue or plant specimens, land masses seen from an airplane or undiscovered worlds exploding into being.

In "Untitled (N. 31)" and "Untitled (N. 8)" the forms are laid on in thin glazes with fine, varied textures, creating echo chambers of form that suggest faceted jewels, flattened out.

This paper aims to explore and elaborate the distinct characteristics and the features of the house architectural form that suggest the sustainability to preserve its identity within the existence of heterogeneous language and boundary.

The result are sensual images of the artist's flattened three-dimensional form that suggest photo processes and x-rays, while also evocatively resonating with art historical allusion that touch on many art figures.