Translation of "Bildästhetik" in English

Throughout the world, television has produced its own visual aesthetics and new structures of communication.

In Portrait of Elke I, the figure largely dominates the painting's aesthetic organization.

Importantly, the upshot is a new pictorial aesthetics.

The visual aesthetic of Sonja Braas (*1968 in Siegen) is one of dazzling paradox.

His visual aesthetics influenced the 1990s and, above all, has had a lasting influence on fashion photography to this day.

Its name is synonymous with pictorial aesthetics which mean “blurry, fuzzy, unfocused” (thambo) but also "amazement“ (thambos) in classical Greek.

By unequivocally referring to the genealogy of telecommunication projects and by literally inserting retroactive elements into the project - as can be seen, for instance, in the reconstruction of the image aesthetics of slow-scan television - Peter Courtemanche departs just as squarely from a view of the Net as a kind of online gallery that, as it were, just interprets it as a "receptacle" for existing aesthetics, practices, and forms of production logic.

And thanks to Olanda 's complex layers of narration and multi-faceted visual aesthetic, far more than a mere critique of capitalism, an unwavering form of cinematographic magic.

When in 1972, Götz/Rissa published their book Probleme der Bildästhetik – Eine Einführung in die Grundlagen des anschaulichen Denkens (Questions Concerning the Aesthetics of the Image – An Introduction to Visual Thinking), in which they summarized their theoretical theses about art founded on psychology, I had already quit the academy.

In a certain way, Ansgar is a futurist, only without the brachial aesthetics of flying cars or lovingly rendered prototypes of new smartphones.

This was filmed in 2012 by director Pablo Larraín using idiosyncratic visual aesthetics and titled »¡No!« and was nominated for an Oscar one year later.

The 1990 video You Called Me Jacky ironically reflects on the aesthetics of popular culture.

She regularly reports on her life as a Mum on miniundstil.ch and inspires roughly 7,000 followers on Instagram with her wonderfully soft visual aesthetics.

Nowadays, this applies not only ostensibly to the image aesthetics of photos, film, video, comics or computer-generated images, but also includes equally complex technological production processes from design right through to presentation.

The success of their spontaneous image aesthetics, related to rap, scratch and sampling music, attracted about 50,000 viewers per week.

The criteria after which the pictures will be judged are creativity, image aesthetics and relation to the Campuslauf and/or the sport of running.

The movie was directed by master filmmaker Mario Monicelli, one of the fathers of Italian comedy whose visual aesthetics greatly influenced popular culture.

You can train the API on image aesthetics so it automatically selects the best image and rejects anything that is below a certain standard.

Daisuke Yokota in recent years created a number of very interesting works, all of which are characterized by a highly distinctive visual aesthetics.

It is noteworthy that the visual aesthetic of the Japanese colour woodblock print was initially applied to painting and only transferred to prints by a later generation of artists.

Instead, there is a lot of air dancing and fast editing that alternates with slow motion shots which are supposed to make the viewer drop his/her jaw with all the great picture aesthetics involved.

He suggests, leaves room, relies on reduced visual aesthetics and yet doesn?t shy away from dramatic effects.

Parallel to this he created an independent photographic oeuvre and developed a visual aesthetic, which was unique for his time.

The close co-operation between artists and TV crew created a synthesis of live atmosphere, Light Art, experimental film and electronic image aesthetics.

However, the low level of professional response to the book Probleme der Bildästhetik was disappointing for us – to our knowledge, it was only cited by one scientist (who was not an art historian) in an annual review.

Moreover, there is one scene of carnage at the end that reminds us of Japanese chambara classics like "The Sword of Doom". There are also fights in the rain or snow, which with their numerous slow motion sequences and almost freeze-frames involved want to reproduce the image aesthetics of a Wong Kar-Wai as in his "The Grandmaster".

With his photographic or cinematic image aesthetics, Tobias Köbsch, like other generations of artists before him, plays with the principle of illusionism, the deceptive appearance of reality.