Examples of using Reinterpretation in English and their translations into Czech
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Well, that was a very creative reinterpretation of the rules.
This was with his project Halo( Svatozář), which dealt with the subject of the aura of a work of art,its appropriation and its subsequent reinterpretation.
His installation was a kind of reinterpretation of a museum containing geological exhibits.
There is no room for stereotypes, localisms or banal folkloric motifs in his work,only mythology and a reinterpretation of the classics.
The Renaissance is a resurgence in not only antiquity but in the reinterpretation of the human condition. of new ideas and approaches and interests.
Rather than a reinterpretation of the medium as a whole, it explains other interpretations and development, which correspond to the specifically defined concept.
Signor Schuester, if it's all right with you, I would like to do my own reinterpretation of my favorite Fleetwood Mac song.
Nevertheless, her reinterpretation of the understanding of the medium of photography does not directly confront other theories or the non-artistic, representational use of photographs.
In not only antiquity of new ideas andapproaches and interests but in the reinterpretation of the human condition. The Renaissance is a resurgence.
In many ways, Martinec's reinterpretations and paraphrases prompt us to see the original paintings in a new light and bring up new questions about the role of modern painting and the context.
A separate chapter in Zahoranský's art is his video works,which sometimes employ visual reinterpretations of musical and literary contexts e.g.
His attention is focuses mainly on the potential of reinterpretation, staging of a visual sensation where only the reverberations of original meanings are preserved.
However, if its inspiration, the picture Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog by Caspar David Friedrich portrays a man lost in thought,Höschlová's reinterpretation comprises the emotionally charged moments of the film characters of women.
As a result, the entire book may be viewed as tending to be more conservative- not as a completely new reinterpretation, but as a return to the early days of photography and how it is reflected in its transformation within the industrial and digital context.
The text is accompanied by a series of black and white documentary photos of visits to Bohumila Grögerová, and text photograms, which are,as a subjective graphic reinterpretation of Grögerová's contemporary poetry, hidden inside folded pages and thus separated from the interview.
The aesthetic standpoints of the utilitarian object derived from the domestic environment, the modification of its formal qualities, a moment of an absurd shift or its frequently humorous reinterpretations, are for Kotík means of gaining a distance from reality, of verbalizing his attitudes and above all of continually questioning and disrupting the smooth functioning of dominant and omnipresent power.