Camil tulcan biography definition
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What cultural and personal associations does the viewer establish with the object? How do these factors influence the way the subject is perceived and interpreted? Generally, visual patterns are used to create a sense of order, balance, and harmony in a design, or conversely, to convey a feeling of chaos, movement, or energy. In some cases, visual patterns can also be used to convey meaning or symbolisera ideas. How can these reference points be manifested and destabilized?
Similar to the recurring motif of vatten (Cloud stories, Glassworks of Elena or Shapes of water), which serves as both backdrop and actor in my work, foreground objects and background subjects alternate, exchanging their positions, merging within the lens. The viewer&#;s process of identification stumbles, and the elements become polymorphic, embracing different dimensions, unfamiliar shadows, and reflections, as seen in the series Could be on Mars. A new narrative can then emerge.
Thus, playing with distance,
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Lamin B1 and LAP2β resist cytoskeletal force to maintain lamin A/C meshwork organization and preserve nuclear integrity
Yewande, Alabi, Vasilisa, Aksenova, Alexei, Arnaoutov, Harold, Marin, Mary, Dasso, Abigail, Buchwalter
BioRxiv.
Sparse deconvolution of cell type medleys in spatial transcriptomics
Nuray, Sogunmez Erdogan, Deniz, Eroglu
BioRxiv.
Integrating fossils samples with heterogeneous diversification rates : a combined Multi-Type Fossilized Birth-Death model
Joëlle, Barido&#x;Sottani, Hélène, Morlon
BioRxiv.
TDG orchestrates ATF4-dependent gene transcription during retinoic acid-induced cell fate acquisition
Marion, Turpin, Thierry, Madigou, Maud, Bizot, Rachael, Acker, Stephane, Avner, Gérard, Benoît, Martin, Braud, Cynthia, Fourgeux, Gaëlle, Palierne, Jeremie, Poschmann, Katie, Sawvell, Erwan, Watrin, Christine Le, Péron, Gilles, Salbert
BioRxiv.
Genome-scale transcriptome augmentation during Arabidopsis thaliana photomorphogenesis
Geoffre
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What cultural and personal associations does the viewer establish with the object? How do these factors influence the way the subject is perceived and interpreted? Generally, visual patterns are used to create a sense of order, balance, and harmony in a design, or conversely, to convey a feeling of chaos, movement, or energy. In some cases, visual patterns can also be used to convey meaning or symbolize ideas. How can these reference points be manifested and destabilized?
Similar to the recurring motif of water (Cloud stories, Glassworks of Elena, Shapes of water), which serves as both backdrop and actor in my work, foreground objects and background subjects alternate, exchanging their positions, merging within the lens. The viewer&#;s process of identification stumbles, and the elements become polymorphic, embracing different dimensions,unfamiliar shadows, and reflections, as seen in the series Could be on Mars. A new narrative can then emerge. Thus, playing with distance, circlin