85 definitions of transform
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What is the mutual challenge set in motion for the public, as well as for the commissioners and neighbors, in an area under transformation?
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At the beginning of 1999 the Amsterdam artists Birthe Leemeijer transformed the main space of Bureau Amsterdam into a children's playground.
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The foyer of Bureau Amsterdam has been transformed into a claustrophobic terrarium, the space crammed with plants from the local garden centre.
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Or Kristina Benjocki’s reinterpretation and rematerialization of Yugoslav history, by transforming excerpts of history books into woven carpets.
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In the monologue, the individual object is transformed into a type, undoubtedly somewhat like the aforementioned disegno interno of the bicycle.
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But rather than exaggerating these elements, with deep empathy she brings them to the surface and transforms them into ambiguous, aesthetic jewels.
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But more important, perhaps, is her painterly touch: the way she renders a breast to resemble a distant city, or transforms a bare leg into a hill.
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But rather than exaggerating these elements, with great empathy she brings them to the surface and transforms them into ambiguous, aesthetic jewels.
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Trinity in New Mexico, where the first atomic explosion took place in July 1945, is transformed from secret nuclear test site to a tourist attraction.
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