Sentence examples for representation of nature from inspiring English sources

"It brings a little representation of nature inside".

Giuseppe Penone's new installation at London's Whitechapel Gallery, in its series of Bloomberg commissions, is a powerful representation of nature.

He stresses that bonsai is not nature, nor simply a compressed copy of nature: "It is a symbolic representation of nature, and as such stands alone.

With incense smoke emerging from the holes in the lid, the censer is an abundantly sensuous, fully animated representation of nature.

The irregular surface with a bit of a glow resulted from accidents in the course of firing, like drips of ash, so it is a literal representation of nature.

Thus, with the four masters, all of whom were noted for their lofty personal and aesthetic ideals, the art of landscape painting shifted from an emphasis on close representation of nature to a personal expression of nature's qualities.

It is a series by which Mori's mythopoetics retreat from anthropomorphic representations of Nature to define idyllically-conceived technological objects that inhabit serene natural environments as if they are meant to represent living beings.

Tomorrow at 2 p.m., "Portraits of Mother Earth," an art workshop based on Native American representations of nature.

Diorama-based museum exhibits waned in popularity in the nineteen-fifties, although the museum continued to try to bring lifelike representations of nature to its visitors.

Gaudí was more concerned with artistic representations of nature than of religion, and wanted the Sagrada Família's interior to be "like a forest," he said.

Inspired by James Audubon's work, in particular an image of two hawks fighting over a rabbit rendered in all its guts and glory, Mr. Ford, 40, paints allegorical representations of nature's dualities.