19 definitions of fascination
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This narrative forms the key position in his work, in which he uses fashion (relating to the body) to stage his fascination for mythical stories in contemporary urban everyday life.
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In his fascination for this particular transition in Argentinean history, Diaz Morales focused on the invisible germination of restless dissent and projected it onto today, and onto another place.
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On her LP KODI, but more particularly during her live performances, this fascination with the equipment itself and her delight in the specific 'texture' of the collected material is clearly audible.
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While a fascination for the non-rational has always driven her artistic production, the explicit involvement with Islamic tradition and Arab folklore enriches her practice in a fresh and intriguing way.
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The participants have worked closely together sharing knowledge and exchanging skills, researching their personal fascinations and establishing common grounds and methods connecting to the groups’ sub-themes.
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It is precisely this close proximity of the orderly, sunny side of life to an existence full of dark urges and unprocessed events that is a constant source of fascination for De Jong and which forms an important point of departure in his work.
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The hearts knitted with red wool, more like organs than objects, the final work she produced for her MasterÂ’s degree ten years ago, were the first public testimony to her fascination with amulet-like objects: dark and magical, lifelike and seductive.
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For the picture presented by a film like Bantar Gebang invites a critical gaze that, from a fascination with details, via an analysis of the structure of the image, finally arrives at an element that transcends the purely visual, the compositional: the montage of the neatly walled shanty town on a rubbish dump.
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