Sentence examples for graphic abstraction from inspiring English sources

The more you look, the more the black man in his white coffin, with his black suit and white shirt, black tie and white gloves, becomes an array of dynamic rhythms - an exercise in graphic abstraction.

The collection was focused on what the designer called backstage "graphic abstraction," a definition of black and white patterns used as never before by Ms. Demeulemeester and giving a fresh energy to her eternal vision of layered tailoring.

IN NEMO is a conceptual journey into "graphic abstraction" through the "interaction of body, space, and gravity," that was projected onto the deconstructivist facade of Busan Cinema Center.

Graphic abstractions of military symbols, including medals and missiles, were added throughout.

If the book has a human focus at all, then it is Ravilious, the Eastbourne painter who, 75 years after his death, still shapes the way we see that patch of southern country, with its graphic abstractions of sun and scored chalk marks (Ravilious particularly loved the Wilmington Giant).

Over the last few years Ms. Auerbach has pulled back from her earlier explorations of the overlap among language, graphic fonts and abstraction that made her seem so promising, settling into a familiar form of post-Minimalist painting that is basically unadventurous, though carefully thought through and exquisitely executed.

Fritz Lang fused the epic scale, vaulting energy and theatrical bravura of early American skyscraper design to the dark edginess, cinematic abstraction and graphic flow of German expressionism.

But Ms. Auerbach, operating in the gap between Conceptual Art, abstraction and graphic art, still manages to give didacticism a good name.

At the same time, advances in stream programming abstraction for graphics processors (GPUs) have enabled us to use parallel algorithm design methods for GPU programming.

On closer inspection, the imagery breaks down into graphic, paint-by-numbers-like abstraction, with forms busily defined by thin grooves of unpainted canvas.

Her visuals embrace various styles and themes but they all seem to represent mysterious geometrical objects transformed into strange totems that conjure up visions of geometric abstraction, 1990's graphic design, Dali's melting clocks and how nice it is to be a young artist living in Berlin and creating things.