Examples of using Visual idiom in English and their translations into German
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The potential for developing their own visual idiom.
As Wenders himself has stated, the visual idiom of Hitchcock's films provided the model for his debut film.
Penck, in which he develops his pictographic visual idiom.
Defined by stylistic precision, Marion Porten's visual idiom clearly reflects the way she approaches her subject matters and performers.
Project: Daniel Libeskind, irregular geometries and experimentation with new visual idioms.
Light drawing, photograms, photomontages: the search for a contemporary visual idiom for the postwar period inspired artists and designers to experiment with photography.
Helmut Wimmer's focus in on analogue photography,and in his works he devises his own visual idiom.
Not only do the figures feature in the logo,they also became a visual idiom for the Hessenpark as an institution and now serve to communicate with visitors in a humorous way.
The artistic movementknown as neo-concretism was Brazil's first contribution to a universal visual idiom.
The diversity of objects displayed in this groundbreakingexhibition has inspired Heesen to create a visual idiom that has earned him a unique place within contemporary glass.
In his film and photo works, the Canadian artist Stan Douglas combines conceptual strategies from the 1970s with a contemporary andhighly distinctive visual idiom.
One of his characteristics is a constant search for a new visual idiom, for new means of expression.
Thanks to the extremely opulent visual idiom of Àlex Ollé and the inspiring conducting of Leo Hussain and Bassem Akiki, this world premiere promises to be a treat for both the eye and the ear.
The parallel screening of all the episodes in one place will highlight Fassbinder's impressive visual idiom and his artistically challenging, free and innovative use of images.
Her visual idiom, with its technical precision, fondness for extracted detail and tendency to systematise, recalls photographers of Neue Sachlichkeit such as Albert Renger-Patzsch and Karl Blossfeldt.
Inspired by Neorealismo cinema, Giacomelli, a typesetter and printer by training who had been experimenting with painting and literature, turned to photography during the 1950s,developing a highly individual visual idiom characterised by graphic abstraction.
Expert handling of painterly techniques and an inventive visual idiom are the trademark features of the art of Laura Owens, who never ceases to surprise her audience with her zest for technical experimentation and an unusually broad spectrum of themes.
The combination of paintings by Shara Hughes, Rebecca Morris and Florian Meisenberg, represent a new generation of painters who have discovered different working methods and forms of expression,enabling each of them to develop a wholly personal and independent visual idiom.
Archival footage, often by amateurs, whose visual idiom was diametrically opposed to the Nazi heroic aesthetic, a previously unreleased interview with the literary critic Walter Höllerer, and statements by Jewish survivors are woven into a calm, subtle collage.
The historical photographs of those years often serve as the basis for works by contemporary photographers and artists, who use group portraits, private photographs, and press pictures of significant events to then transform them in a wide variety of ways andtranslate them into contemporary visual idioms.
