Sentences with phrase «as syncopated»

More to the point, Irwin manipulates the way that color emitted from fluorescent tube lights shines and disseminates through space by playing with the chromatic rhythms as well as the syncopated oscillation of color hues, of temperatures and light densities.

Not exact matches

Watching their increasingly syncopating relationship develop is one of the movie's biggest joys, Chewbacca quickly falling into place as Han's towering, hairy conscience.

The film acquires a pleasant, syncopated rhythm as it bounces from one unlikely event to another, and Seidelman manages some nice detailing in the minor characters.

The issue as I arrived in the fourth song was that a host of rapid syncopated (off - beat) rhymes makes staying on beat with the indicated notes a chore as my ear connects PaRappa's own vocals with my button presses and I subconsciously try to correct to make the song sound good.

Victoria Miro was showing one of Conrad Shawcross's large kinetic sculptures, which hummed and clicked a syncopated rhythm as its articulated wooden arms spun lit bulbs in complex, fairground loops.

Ms. Thomas made her late works by brushing on one small block of color at a time until she had filled the canvas or most of it with her irregular patterns, as in «Iris, Tulips, Jonquils, and Crocuses» (1969), in which vertical sequences of patches in deep blue, yellow, red and orange create a syncopating rhythm.

Borrowing from Michael McClure's notion of an «undersoul,» a term Conner embraced as a way to position many of his works, this talk will examine the variations of visceral forms achieved through the syncopated rhythm / cuts (sound to image edits), as well as his slow moving, emergent sonic and optical structures.

In the 1967 painting Syncopated Rhythm, also known as The Black Snake, many of the qualities I have noted are present: the use of simultaneous colour contrasts (now also including much greater use of black) that suggests the instantaneous, but set alongside considerations more associated with time - bound arts like dance and music; the painting itself being a continuation of a series and presented in a format that necessitates an experience of time duration.