Dragulescu, A. "Data Portraits: Aesthetics and Algorithms" While interacting online, one generates a multitude of personal data trails, both textual and behavioral.
What follows are the dry colors and barren landscapes of her time in New Mexico, a fleeting exploration into Asian aesthetics, and portraits of the aging artist shot on pilgrimages down to the Southwest by icons in their own rights, such as Adams and Weber.
He cut back on painting, doing the odd portrait, and wrote poems on aesthetics in a house shuttered to let him work by lamplight.
Another example of an immensely successful portrait artist closer to our times and aesthetics is the American-born John Singer Sargent.
On 7 January 1904 he attempted to publish A Portrait of the Artist, an essay-story dealing with aesthetics, only to have it rejected from the free-thinking magazine Dana.
To Admire: These Tools Have Tales to Tell After browsing the pages of this volume of black-and-white portraits of old kitchen tools, you may appreciate the efficiency and aesthetics of your own whisk or peeler.
Where the body is concerned, particularly the black woman's body, Cox's gaze has remained at a focused intensity, framing her characteristic self-portraits as poignant arguments on race, desire, religion, feminism and visual and cultural aesthetics.
Whether motivated by aesthetics or practicalities, the timing created a marvelous framework around this quiet, focused portrait in motion, which began with Mr. Le Roy rising from a table and walking with precise, mechanical shifts and jerks.
The influence of cinema aesthetics mixed with her periodically recurring Surrealist strain can be recognized in her 1953 Shadow "Self-Portrait".
Additionally, the house has added exterior and interior aesthetics and artwork, such as brickwork, a balcony from the Tuileries Palace, a ceiling painted by Thomas Wilmer Dewing, and a portrait of the Andrew daughters.
