representational
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definition
adjective
representational democracy
of, relating to, or characterized by representation.
example
In these depictions, done in a Western 'representational' idiom, everything is explicit, and there are no secrets.
More important, to deny the fundamental importance of ‘historical narrative’ for the Assyrians is to ignore one of their most comprehensively developed 'representational' modes.
They acknowledged the achievements of their predecessors and colleagues in the articulation of objects with no 'representational' agenda, viewed as things in themselves.
They appear both abstract and 'representational' , spiritual and earth-bound, solitary and part of a crowd.
With the 'representational' photographs that we take in the field, however, our purpose is primarily documentary.
There are definitely countries - and again, South Africa, 'representational' democracy, rather than direct vote, has a strong legacy in a lot of countries.
Emperor Meiji had only a 'representational' role in the Westernization of Japan.
I'm thinking specifically about his emphasis on distortions within structuring elements of physical and 'representational' space.
These reclassified 'representational' elements are then explored in light of the objects on which they occur and the function of these objects within the dynamic relations of the period.
Beginning in the '90s, Slowinski introduced 'representational' elements into his atmospheric compositions - the human figure and pueblo architecture.
Like the most diaphanous works by Turner or Rothko, it suggests 'representational' elements, yet one is hard-pressed to discern any in the image.
The landscape orientation results in a more 'representational' image, in that the space in the photograph opens like a window, and seeing and knowing are in sync.
Boelhower foregrounds those elements both in the cartographic subject and in the 'representational' syntax of cartography that resist the universalising tendency of its mathematical frame.
What kind of 'representational' strategies are we using when we use photography or illustration featuring people?
Before breaking the works down physically as well as in terms of their 'representational' values, Waldeck had each reproduction framed.
Within all the false claims made by Shingon priest-scholars, Esotericism is held firmly to its singularized status as an abstruse belief system, even in its attempted assimilation at the 'representational' level.
Phill composes his paintings at the same time that he tries to dissolve the 'representational' element of his images to create what could be called premier-coup abstraction.
In the ensuing years, Miller moved from photography to painting, exploring the 'representational' realm.
In this series of 19 new paintings, Lutes reclaims some of his earlier roots and themes, successfully synthesizing 'representational' elements with the wormlike, allover motifs of the later work.
Much of this appears abstract but is in fact loosely 'representational' or symbolic.
But such a 'representational' appropriation can hardly compete with the occupation of geographical space by the formidable Israeli Defense Force.
Wall painting and statuary began, and 'representational' art became a major element.
The more we look, the more we become aware of the gaping disjunction between the two panels, between the 'representational' conditions of writing and those of photography, between the artist's camera and exile's eye.
However, the repeated elements are not abstract nuclei, but 'representational' images, including ship propellers, inner tubes, boats.
The 'representational' strategies this body of fiction deploys in depicting Eurasians can be seen as a refusal to allow the history of the Anglo-Indian community into the official colonial narrative.
In this solo show, David Baerwalde departed from a 10-year practice of focusing his paintings and sculptures on clearly 'representational' elements.
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