Sentence examples for visual preoccupation from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the footage, both as shot and as edited, reveals a distinctive visual preoccupation that would flourish there and throughout his career.

This exhibition, his first in New York, presents scores of the tiny collages that have been one of his visual preoccupations for nearly four decades.

Including this sort of information with a visual image is a preoccupation of his.

That interest in erasing the gap between artwork and reality — a preoccupation for visual artists of the time too — is clear in "Slant Board," which is performed on a wooden ramp leaned at a 45-degree angle against a wall.

"Prometheus" shares some preoccupations and visual motifs with the old shocker.

The museum describes "Salvador Dali's Optical Illusions" as the first major exploration of the artist's preoccupation with optics and visual perception.

These preoccupations found a visual analogue, courtesy of AntiVJ's Simon Geilfus' real-time panoramic projections.

The show is said to be the first Dali retrospective in this country in nearly 60 years and the first devoted to his preoccupation with optics and visual perception.

These moments represent the preoccupation of my heart, my visual heart".

By Mark Singer Michael Mandiberg, an artist whose preoccupations merge digital information with visual representation, has a lot going on.

Two trends stand out: first, the impact of film on the writing of the decade, not least on styles of visual realization and dialogue, and, second, the ubiquitous preoccupation with questions of time, on the psychological, historical, and even cosmological levels.