Sentence examples for work situated from inspiring English sources

Her old work situated her figures in mysteriously empty space, as if they were floating in the watery ether of an old daguerreotype.

Perhaps his most well-known work is Les Deux Plateaux, a commissioned work situated in the courtyard of the Palais Royal, L'Arc Rouge near the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao or Les Anneaux on the île de Nantes.

None of the papers mentioned below is specifically about motion estimation and the suggestion to engage a bit more with all this is not intended to detract from the novelty of the present work; rather it will likely help readers to find the work situated better against this well-known context.

Most critical energy is expended in big-picture work — situating texts in history, talking about broad themes — all of which is useful but hardly touches the excitement of actual reading, a process of discovery that happens in time, moment by moment, line by line.

This book explores how Ji Yun-fei's work situates itself within that tense tract between the old and the new, as he incorporates elements of both history and fantasy to highlight modern society's increasing detachment from ancient notions of harmonious human/nature relationships.

"This work situates itself in a tradition of artworks made in response to the British landscape," notes Paglen.

Yet one of the limitations this maxim has correspondingly if inadvertently imposed upon literary artists across all genres is a prohibition against any one such artist, within the confines of a single literary work, situating multiple and discrete subject positions in attitudes of dialogic exchange.

Our work situates itself within a context of fostering assessment of implementation just as much as the assessment of impacts of the interventions.

The six-month juried exhibition consists of 25 large-scale, contemporary works situated in outdoor locations in the historic downtown and waterfront districts.

Ms. Farver and the List staff also manage a growing permanent collection of about 1,400 more valuable works situated throughout the campus grounds and in offices, corridors and the commons areas of dorms.

Słowacki's works, situated in the period of romanticism in Poland, contain rich and inventive vocabulary, including many neologisms.