Translation of "Illusionism" in German

The stereotype transforms the illusionism behind the norm into a custom.

For Judd, illusionism is close to immorality, because it falsifies reality.

Orange is capable of magical tricks and illusionism.

Flowers and other objects therefore always fulfilled a religious/symbolic function; illusionism was not a concern.

Illusionism is not the other side of reality but a form of reality.

While the frescoes and stucco-works executed by the brothers in Bamberg were still strongly characterized by a certain illusionism, they achieved in later works, such as those in Weingarten Abbey, a uniform interplay of individual elements that provided a stage-like setting for the Baroque church service.

A sufferer of petagium fellitis and a speaker of Allow, he moved to Port Madoc, learnt to sing in Welsh, practised illusionism and began a study of linguistics he called aero-ethnography.

The Gala has seen "at work" two great protagonists: on the one hand the Champagne, on the other seven of the greatest international stars of magic and illusionism, who have performed, with their extraordinary skills, in one show having as a common thread the Wine declined in seven different styles of magic ..

With the musician who samples individual saxophone sounds and then creates a saxophone solo per emulation on a keyboard interface we have arrived, so to speak, at the nadir of montage: at an illusionism that uses the lethargy of the senses and now not only hides its cuts, but also attempts to simulate a historically earlier stage of production and technology.

Walter Rolfo teaches to apply the philosophy of the techniques of illusionism to alter these cognitive mechanisms and learn how to achieve what previously seemed, in fact, "impossible".

This form of illusionism simulates a real presence using all the media-related means available at that time. So the monks accompanying visitors through these image-spaces often felt the need to remind the pilgrims that this was not the real Jerusalem.

The representatives of Neo-Impressionism permanently liberated paint from the blend on the palette as well as from its traditional method of application, just as it had been revived through the atmospheric illusionism of the Impressionists.

From all directions, this image apparatus was concentrated and fixed physiologically on the observer with the precision of photorealistic illusionism.

There will be flamenco shows, magic and illusionism among many other performances such as the Contemporary Circus, the Malaga Symphony Orchestra and even children's musicals.

Theatricality is actively pursued, the pictorial content heightened—not as an objectified cliché, but with a fragmentariness (sometimes ironic), with all manner of contradictions that break open the illusionism of reenactment and turn the act of staging into the actual content of the picture.

The "Caduta degli Angeli ribelli " (Fall of Rebel Angels) fresco dates back to 1726 and is a work of illusionism, once again baroque, surrounded by eight monochromes depicting episodes from Genesis.

In the sixties pictorial space was uniformly flat, from Ellsworth Kelly to Roy Lichtenstein, whereas in the UK, I cannot think of any pop artist who did not employ some sort of illusionism.

We are talking here about creating illusions and art of illusionism, and not weird stuff.

The illusionism of these mimetic designs leads to a conflict between the paper and the natural object, both of which become the core of a new passage in the history of art.

The situation is far worse, to be sure, if illusionism totally denies the "I"-in-itself behind the mental pictures, or at least considers it to be unknowable.