The Frenchness, the spare forms, and the philosophical rigor, among other things, made her work glamorous in literary circles.
Like the Minimalists, Horn is interested in modules and interval, and she is intent on giving spare forms meaning by making them responsive to their architectural context.
(Proust came later). The Frenchness, the spare forms, and the philosophical rigor, among other things, made her work glamorous in literary circles.
The trappings of the life that Guadagnino portrays represent the signal achievement of Milanese modernism, its grandeur of classical proportions rendered in fine materials and spare forms.
This fictional self-consciousness, and her devotion to spare forms, made her resemble at times a nouveau romancier like Alain Rorbe-Grillet or Christine Brooke-Rose.
Morandi's pencil drawings become ever more spectral and spare – forms at their most distilled, platonic ideals of bottles and jugs – as the prints grow more complex and dense.
Minimalism now being back in vogue in the way that all art movements are eventually plundered and recycled, various young artists are plumbing 60's abstraction, trying to find new means to exploit its spare forms and optical directness.
Masters of the vertical range from Constantin Brancusi, whose "Endless Column" imbues the spare forms of modern sculpture with an upward oomph, to Fred Astaire, the image of gravity-busting fun when he prances up a wall and across a ceiling in "Royal Wedding".
Although Legorreta's work featured the clean lines and spare forms of modern design, it also incorporated elements of Mexican vernacular architecture including thick protective walls,..
