| Each work contains a small riot of biomorphic form seeking a balance between exaggerated centrifugal and centripetal pressures. |
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| One shape should be sharp, angular and synthetic, while the other is soft, rounded and biomorphic. |
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| One can encounter a monstrous biomorphic creature that would seem more at home in a surrealist painting than in an adventure game. |
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| Her biomorphic forms are more metamorphic, suggesting growth and regeneration, as well as body metaphors. |
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| The result is an interplay between the pulsating red ground, the closer-hued biomorphic forms and the abrupt vertical black elements. |
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| Covered with eye images and other biomorphic motifs, these unreal botanical specimens exhibit a delightful variety. |
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| These boards are in turn supported by playful, biomorphic iron stands that give a sculptura form to the otherwise two-dimensional, photo-derived objects. |
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| Here colour and a biomorphic shape interact with nature and the urban environment. |
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| The museum's indoor sculpture court and adjacent gallery were inhabited by organic, biomorphic and anthropomorphic abstractions with a strong architectonic component. |
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| In other words, the works all draw inspiration from nature and biomorphic shapes, representing a widespread artistic convention of the World War II and post-war period. |
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| The message these award-winning elasticated biomorphic globules and tumbling-dice skull shapes bring is not one of joy or satisfaction, but rather one of anguish. |
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| He develops a vocabulary of biomorphic forms for his reliefs. |
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| It's a simply structured canvas with a gray background and a black biomorphic form connected to the top right hand of the canvas that moves diagonally into the center of the painting, forming two large puddle shapes. |
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| With their endless array of biomorphic shapes, the Paßstückes provoked maladroit, inorganic contortions of the body-transforming the ordinarily passive viewer into an active participant. |
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| Colorful and full of life, the paintings of Harlan Johnson partly reveal an invisible world and allow investigations of all types among micro organisms and biomorphic figures. |
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| We are looking into an area in which biomorphic and technoid objects seem to exist in a Utopian atmosphere. |
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| By the early 1930s he was exploring abstraction, using biomorphic shapes and simple geometric compositions an opposition of disparate formal elements that prevails in his work throughout his career. |
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| Price's manipulations of cup forms, variously geometric and biomorphic, amounted to a surprise attack on the history and the aesthetics of modern art, spankingly refreshed and made the artist's own. |
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| About 1940 two painters in the United States, Arshile Gorky and Willem de Kooning, gave the biomorphic style a new character: relaxed, diffuse, and clear. |
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| Each artist would ultimately reinvent himself yet again at the end of his life : Malevich returning to a representational mode, and Kandinsky's formal vocabulary altering to feature a softer palette and biomorphic forms. |
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| Mark Rothko took an interest in biomorphic figures, and in England Henry Moore, Lucian Freud, Francis Bacon and Paul Nash used or experimented with Surrealist techniques. |
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| Anish Kapoor became known in the 1980s for his geometric or biomorphic sculptures made using simple materials such as granite, limestone, marble, pigment, and plaster. |
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