Sentence examples for fusing heritage from inspiring English sources

Patissier Sébastien Gaudard, who is known for fusing heritage and innovation in his cakes, has created a classic almond galette des rois spiked with rum, and one laced with chocolate.

Monir's work fuses the heritage of traditional Iranian craft, particularly that of architectural decoration, with the western philosophies of minimalism and abstraction that informed her friends and contemporaries like Frank Stella and Robert Morris.

Philadelphia resident Odili Donald Odita, a native of Nigeria, fuses his heritage in the colors of African tribal baskets, textiles and other decorative art objects with Western hard-edged abstract painting.

Peranakans — Straits-born Chinese — developed their own distinctive, hybrid culture, fusing their Chinese heritage with local Malay influences.

Ms. Ahkami has fused her Iranian heritage and her American identity in a searing combination of images.

Pacer heritage fuses the blood of the Narragansett pacer, a saddle horse that disappeared by 1850, and the Canuck of French Canada.

Under the title "Points of Origin, Composers Confront Their Traditions," the series will address a 20th-century trend: the variety of styles that resulted when composers fused their national heritage with classical European tradition.

Mario Maya, who fused his Gypsy heritage and training in experimental American dance to become one of Spain's most influential flamenco dancers and choreographers, died on September 27 at his home in Seville.

She remained creative director of Chloe for five years, introducing an ultra-feminine aesthetic to the brand that fused its French heritage with a more street-inspired London edge.

Ireland's pre-Christian heritage fused with the Celtic Church following the missions of Saint Patrick in the 5th century.

The ethos of modernity is fused with Asian artistic heritage.