Examples of using Existential themes in English and their translations into German
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Men too are addressing existential themes.
His works address existential themes and resemble dark landscapes of the soul.
Arapi's poetry focuses on existential themes.
Existential themes such as love, life, Eros, transience and death form the key programmatic emphases of the collection.
A moving and intoxicating coming of age film that touches on existential themes.
These old melodies deal with existential themes such as love, joy, hope and peace.
Her work revolves around self- and external perception, philosophical and existential themes.
Many of her most recent works deal with existential themes such as trauma and grief.
As an artist she uses an idiosyncratic pictorial language to express her existential themes.
The texts deal with trivial or existential themes such as TV series, love, chaos, and communication.
Fattah's work, completed in Rome, moved awayfrom regional subjects, representing universal, existential themes.
Existential themes such as nature and harmony and one's own cultural heritage are married with contemporary graphic design. Â.
Again and again,journalists emphasize the tension between the bright-colored surfaces and the existential themes of his paintings.
In his films, he often discussed existential themes such as death, the search for God, the solitude of man and interpersonal relations.
Whether masks, self-portraits or grotesque scenes- the drawings invariably are about the existential themes of life and particularly its fragility.
Existential themes are at the heart of the ever-changing collection displays, programmatic exhibitions, and diverse program of events.
That year, Beckmann made large-scale watercolors with existential themes that compare in quality with his best paintings.
Whether it's inHarappa Files, Enchanted Geography, or the new seriesTemporary Autonomous Zones currently on view at the daadgalerie inBerlin-the artist visualizes complex social and existential themes without falling prey to cliché.
His work focuses on the existential themes of life and death, with isolated characters frantically seeking and yearning for closeness and affection.
With their dancing movements, his figures seem to be experiencing everyday situations,as well as expressing existential themes such as life, death and love.
According to Greenberg's thesis, art ought to resist social, political, or existential themes in order to defend its autonomy and purity, and in the 40s and 50s the art most adequate to this task was the American Abstract Expressionism of artists like Jackson Pollock, Hans Hofmann, Willem de Kooning, Barnett Newman, Mark Rothko, and Clyfford Still, which he extolled in his 1955 essay American-Type Painting.
What is so bewildering about ATTICA is the subtle duality of its distanced, almost minimalistic›visual language‹ and its provocative, increasingly complex layers of content,namely the simultaneously conceptual and existential themes of narrative, time and place.
Horst Kistner and Thomas Gatzemeier stand in the long tradition of an artistic attitude and develop their own impressivepositions, Gerard Waskievitz mixes existential themes from Berlin city life with well-known Renaissance depictions, Simon Czapla creates a new space of meaning in his painting through the interplay of pictorial material, allusions and associations, Ulrike Pisch surprises with her painterly praise of dreams, chance and spontaneity in a constructive world.
The basic plot is straightforward- in a letter to Strauss dated 12 May 1909 Hofmannsthal wrote of a'fat, relatively elderly and presumptuous suitor favoured by the father[of the bride] but ousted by an attractive younger man'- but Hofmannsthal combined this not only with burlesque elements such as the duping of the lascivious and faun-like Ochs by Octavian disguised as Mariandl butalso with the sort of existential themes that repeatedly occupied the poet's thoughts and that include the idea of transience.
This collection, spanning both genres and eras, is characterized by the subjective selection of a passionate collector, withthe driving force being a desire to explore and understand human existence: existential themes like Eros, death, and transience form the programmatic points of emphasis in the Olbricht Collection.
The composer deals with an existential theme: the contrasting natures of men and women.
In August 2016 she will publish her new novel Drehtür(Revolving Door),in which she tackles a current and existential theme.