In a caption accompanying his presentation, Piano said the Times building " should introduce new qualities : lightness, vibration, transparency and immateriality ."
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The form of " Topologies " is inspired by forms of physical and electronic networks, city structures, immateriality, biology and the urban sprawl.
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"Her early performance work and much of her early writing explored the radical potential of queerness ( as a immaterialities and the real / virtual split ."
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The story starts with conceptual art, the movement of the 1960s, which, with its emphasis on texts and ideas over objects, pioneered immateriality as an esthetic.
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My discussion of the record will present the half of the analysis that the Court omits, emphasizing the evidence concededly unaffected by the Brady violation which demonstrates the immateriality of the violation.
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In a conversation with Lawrence Weiner, we started talking about immateriality, and he raised a very important question for me, which was the degree of dependence of our projects on electricity and the internet.
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Kapoor's objects often aim to evoke immateriality and the spiritual, an outcome he achieves either by carving dark voids into stone pieces, or more recently, through the sheer shine and reflectivity of his objects.
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Clearly, Guston and Feldman in the 1950s were thinking about something similar, namely, the undefinable territory between music and art : an abstract concept that allowed both of them to evoke the immateriality they were aiming for.
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Instead his work surprises the eye by slimming down and dissolving the walls in an effort to express a certain lightness and immateriality, suggesting an illusion of ambiguity and weakness not common to the solidity of stone construction.
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This is particularly true in the article on Clive Head, in which Paraskos asserts that photography is problematic in terms of art due to its immateriality and the way the camera comes between the artist and direct physical engagement with reality.
