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dematerialize
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See: disappear, dissipate
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Today what gives me the most pleasure is the fact that the instruments don't stand against each other, but instead help each other, and also that dissonance vanishes from the harmony and that this to a certain extent also dematerialises the structure of the sound.
Czech composers in the post-modern era, Czech Music CD series #1: ... by Pudlak, Miroslav / Czech Music
Externally by day, the cladding creates a strong boundary between inside and out, allowing no glimpse of the life within the building; inside, the mesh dematerialises to reveal a fully glazed building offering generous views out in all directions.
Midwest modesty: As part of an ambitious landscape regeneration ... by Lecuyer, Annette / The Architectural Review
The art object potentially dematerialises, not into a mere idea or abstract 'concept' of what constitutes 'art', but literally through physical alteration or, in Flesh, potential computer recomposition.
The convergence of virtuality & digitality in the art of Mathieu ... by Gardner, Anthony / Traffic (Parkville)
 
 
 
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