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physicalize

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phys·i·cal·ize  (fz-k-lz)
tr.v. phys·i·cal·ized, phys·i·cal·iz·ing, phys·i·cal·iz·es
1. To express with the body: physicalize one's emotions.
2. To describe or interpret in physical terms: "a writer who physicalizes everything he feels" (James Wolcott).

physi·cal·i·zation (-k-l-zshn) n.


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Additionally, in his fluid use of buildings, Arakawa's performances physicalize a change in our conception of the gallery space, as reflected in the transition from Jackson Pollock's canvas-bound action painting to the subject-bound painting actions of Gutai.
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