Whether leaning against the wall or laying on the floor, the works
evoke human scale.
Not exact matches
This approach reflects the organisation's dedication «to informing a vast, world -
scale public about the
human rights abuses that they encounter in the milieu they enter, and to
evoking public indignation about them» (Fox 1995: 1609).
The huge
scale evokes the sublimity of the ocean; the subject of many paintings such as Théodore Géricault's Raft of Medusa, where
human life is shown abandoned to its fate on a sea that is both terrifying, as well as a thing of great beauty.
The results
evoke the varied
scales — from the microscopic to the global — at which
human actions affect the environment.