These fragments of self-include our sexuality, gender and sense of belonging to a particular culture, nation, religion or family. ... Our self-image can be entirely different to the way we are seen by a colleague, partner, friend or parent who all have their own lens of perception through which they view us. ... Current forms of social communication processes, particularly mainstream media, advertising, television and film, along with family, friend, teachers, our perceptions, perspectives, interpretations and assumptions, and those of others, all play a part in creating identity. ... How th...

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Photographs can cause a great deal of controversy because of their nature, as well as their perception that they provide the most accurate depictions of reality. ... Sally Mann's art work is mischievous and some of the sly gazes in a few photographs suggest a sense of seductiveness as well as a portrayal of innocence. ...

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His titles show that he was concerned with colour, but also with this painting he depicted the sense of space that nighttime generates. Therefore, as with darkness itself, the perception of people and objects are only dimly perceived and precise outlines disappear. ...

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Object with Grill, another example of Miro's work consists of found objects that are not things in the sense of shoes or sugar cubes, but materials and scraps that themselves carry associations. ... Some examples include, Dali's Aphrodisiac Jacket and Oppenheim's Fur Breakfast both expressing the artists" perception of sexuality. ...

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On a personal artists' level, there's a strong sense of self-gratification and celebration, attaching themselves to their work. ... In western art, there is perceived depth of feel through light and shade techniques, this appears in all western artwork and is used to create the contemporary perception of reality we are familiar with today. ...

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It also proteins to specific topics in education, such as curriculum, perception, and evaluation of the art education field. ... This journal grabbed my attention by the cover, it was engulf with a woman who was very emotional, and it instantly stuck a sense of wonder. ...

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This theory is very appropriate for client cases discussed in this study because some emphasis on the following aspects: -  i) The client is responsible for self-awareness and action. ii) The focus is devoted to the phenomenon and the inner world of the client. iii) The client is encouraged to understand the real perception. iv) The therapeutic relationship maintained between counselor and client. v) The main concept; acceptance and empathy, calm, purity and congruent. ...

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