Sentence examples for visual and philosophical from inspiring English sources

"There is so much thought about the back and forth between the East and West, and here's an artist who grew up in Germany exploring the visual and philosophical ideas that fuse Western Minimal Conceptual art with Eastern traditions".

He was referring to Kazimir Malevich, the Russian polymath (1879-1935) who founded the movement known as Suprematism and, in doing so, gave art a visual and philosophical reset button.

Best known for his metaphysical depictions of maps and architectural blueprints, Mr. Kuitca began to explore the visual and philosophical opportunities of seating plans one evening in 1994, when he was buying tickets to Strauss's "Rosenkavalier" at the Royal Opera House in London.

A visual and philosophical treat.

[The artists] document our contemporary opinions through visual and philosophical discourse concerning: Youthful Surrealism, Social Networking, Social Aesthetics, Celebrity & Sexuality.

The bright colors of the cartons and the interplay of the book covers -- "Conversations With Duchamp" alongside Raymond Carver's "What We Talk About When We Talk About Love" alongside a book about that modernist icon of lovesickness, Krazy Kat -- offer a feast of visual, historical and philosophical ideas.

"True Detective," HBO: I was transfixed by parts of this show, most notably its lyrical visuals and the philosophical ruminations of Rust Cohle, who was brilliantly played by Matthew McConaughey (Woody Harrelson was excellent as well).

Berkeley, for his part, was kept somewhat busy with Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland, but his most exotic moment was still to come: "The Gang's All Here," a wartime musical set against the backdrop of the country's new traumas, and one of the cinema's wildest visual (and, for that matter, philosophical) extravaganzas.

Although it is possible to form mental images in any of the sensory modalities, the bulk of discussion both in psychological and philosophical contexts has focused on visual imagery.

Ms. Purcell, whose work recalls a time when the visual arts were often closely linked to scientific inquiry and philosophical speculation, uses her camera to accomplish a more radical species of time travel.

Whether or not van Aelst was well versed in his time's scientific and philosophical developments, his exacting attention to visual experience aligns him with a burgeoning age of skeptical, irreligious reason and scientific naturalism.