Sentence examples for fusing painting from inspiring English sources

(A valuable lesson of this show is that Picasso's interest in fusing painting and sculpture did not begin and end with Cubism).

His effort to fuse painting and music is interesting but, at this point, uncertain.

The goal in all cases was to fuse painting aesthetics with the semiotics of media-drenched contemporary reality.

The artist's ongoing solo show at Marc Straus fuses painting, photography, live bits of nature and other found objects to explore our surrounding world in the vein of a "19th century Naturalist" (individuals who traveled the world exploring and documenting the far reaches of nature), according to the show's press release.

It is variously magnified and abstracted, fusing cave painting, Constructivism and Morse code; pulled apart and upholstered with bright colors and elaborated into connected networks that suggest Stuart Davis.

This new series of works highlights Pelc-McArthur's multidisciplinary approaches and demonstrates her strong interest in fusing traditional painting and digital matter to explore the stream of data and information that we're constantly deluged with.

Presenting a series of works that fuse figurative painting with abstraction, Anderson incorporates references to nature, civil and human rights activists like Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X, and even images of Bob Marley in his typically enormous canvases.

The glass and the enamel coating are heated to fuse the paint into the glass.

(The name refers to the fire that gutted the building when a previous occupant was there. The owners rebuilt the space themselves.) The gallery, called Fuse, is painted black and holds exhibits that appeal to a youthful post-punk crowd like H. R. Giger and Paul Booth, who has designed stage sets for the band Slayer.

The result is a personal fusing of calligraphy, painting and poetry that Zhao dubbed "idea-writing" or "mind-writing" and considered ideal.

John slyly fuses trompe l'eoil painting with a small, portable version of installation art.