Sentence examples for innovative visual from inspiring English sources
Even today, the innovative visual grammar of Persona continues to bewitch.
James Cameron has said that JJ Abrams's reboot lacked the "innovative visual imagination" of the original films.
Niemann, who has long been interested in innovative visual communication, transformed his drawing into a 360° scene that you can view in your browser, on a device, or by donning virtual-reality goggles.
Tim Klingender, director of the indigenous art department of Sotheby's Australia, said that many collectors and galleries rated Mr. Possum "high in the pantheon of aboriginal painters" for his "innovative visual language and complex narratives of myths".
Pedestrians walking through Times Square often pause to glance up at the array of neon and electronic billboards in their midst, many of which combine the names and logos of well-known companies with conspicuous and innovative visual images.
Open Mon-Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 10.30am-5pm An institution promising "the most innovative visual art of our time" presented "in new and engaging ways" has to live up to its own hype.
Epidemiologists can benefit immensely from adopting innovative visual-analytical techniques used in other fields of study.
At the heart of the REL online platform is an evolving, innovative, highly visual and interactive network map of the evolving next economy ecosystem.
He stands as one of the very few filmmakers in contemporary Hollywood who are fluent and innovative in the visual language of the movies.
A paradoxical dimension of the current lively interest in the field is that the innovative spirit and visual daring of the late '90s — when many photographers were mining their personal lives as well as the weirder byways of pop culture, including pornography, and were also eschewing technological wizardry in favor of raw emotional response — appears to have gone into retreat.
Two examples of innovative treatment of visual information are brought into the discussion, even though they're still limited within a term-based logic: Art and Architecture Thesaurus, and ICONCLASS.
