Sentences with phrase «eyes gaze out»

In using a cast of her own hands in the work, Wearing pays personal homage to Fawcett by means familiar from her «Mask» series, in which the artist's own eyes gaze out from within the latex likeness of significant figures, among them Diane Arbus, Claude Cahun, August Sander and Robert Mapplethorpe.

Three quirky wooden sculptures emit mysterious sounds to an audience of peeping - Tom portraits whose eyes gaze out meekly through holes drilled in planks of wood.

Every morning Ania and I ate breakfast in the kitchen with our eyes gazing out the window at the Imbabura.

An eye gazing out to the busy world, calling upon artists both young and not so young, saying «I have an idea, a venue, a home that will embrace bright colour, bright visions, both edgy and serene.

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As I gaze out my window, my visual field is in my eyes in the sense that my eyes are the locus from which I reach out visually to include the world.

When I fed her I looked into her eyes and she gazed lovingly into mine and I knew that I wasn't missing out on anything.

They start during pregnancy when we're trying our best to prepare for motherhood, they creep in when our little ones are first born as they're gazing up at us with those trusting eyes, and they're definitely out in full force during our baby's first days at home.

I'm sure there are sanctimommies out there who insist that they only ever gaze into their baby's eyes while breastfeeding, but on the list of things that make breastfeeding easier, we all know that phones are at the top.

«When I feed my 6 - month - old son, I often spend the time sketching out a blog post in my head rather than gazing into his eyes.»

Not in a creepy, checking - me - out kind of way - his eyes would always be gazing down, catching a glimpse at my now 34 - week belly.

Operating at cryogenic temperatures and using a wealth of newly developed technology, the telescope will gaze out at the universe with exquisitely sensitive infrared eyes designed to study the very first galaxies and stars.

But Miranda points out that eye - gazing alone does not permit variations in the intensity of the signal.

To find out, the researchers used eye - tracking technology to assess face scanning and gaze following in 14 sighted infants of blind parents at 6 to 10 months and then again at 12 to 16 months of age.

But the brain synchrony we were observing was at such high time - scales — of three to nine oscillations per second — that we still need to figure out how exactly eye gaze and vocalisations create it.»

A zoned - out student could be looking straight at the computer screen as if his eyes were gazing straight at the teacher.

Later, after they came out of the intimacy bubble brought on by the questions, the couple proceeded to a nearby bridge to try out the second part of the experience: gazing into one another's eyes for four minutes.

But, for drinks from a birds - eye view, take the lift up the 32nd floor of the Shard and sip on the Aqua Shard bar's signature cocktails whilst gazing out onto London's spectacular skyline.

Check out that hot lady's great smile or gaze into that handsome guy's soulful eyes, using our state - of - the - art real - time video chat.

Instead, things look pretty much as they do today (seen through a desaturated, nearly monochromatic filter)-- at least until you gaze out through the eyes of the characters.

To the end she simply keeps on looking, with a gaze as compassionate as it is unsparing, at a young man who turns out to be far more than meets the eye.»

For a reel or so, the eye is content to gaze at the extremely interior «exteriors,» the gilded toy castles and knights in real armor traversing the sinuousities of what appears to be a pop - up Book of Hours strung out along a series of miniature golf courses.

It's all about the little touches — the way The Nlob's eye gazes balefully out at you and moves around as you do, the goofy sounds that the humans make whenever you eat them, the way an audience bursts into applause whenever you grow to a new size.

When their «Sound of Music» — loving mother is institutionalized — broken down by a gaggle of daughters and an absentee father — the Moochmore girls are shocked out of a navel - gazing obsession with their allegedly fragile mental health by the arrival of the tough, big - eyed Shaz.

There's a coldness in his gaze, a hardness in his eyes when the camera focuses in on him as he sizes Barry up — a little squint that makes it clear he could turn the pilot's life inside out with a snap of his finger and not think twice.

When he wasn't advising how to make a generous turn, Buddy gazed out the passenger window, as if avoiding eye contact with his job.

Warm, gazing eyes help early readers feel comfortable reading out loud when dogs visit libraries.

This uncluttered area is simply furnished with an L - shaped sofa and a picnic - style wooden dining table, with soft, subtle tones letting the eyes rest after all those hours spent gazing out to the glittering sea and pool panorama.

Jacotey compares the size of her works to miniature medieval Greek Orthodox icons — saints who gaze out of their frames, clutching relics, their heavy - set, almond - shaped eyes almost cartoonish yet stooped in mystery and knowing.

Triple Action / Tear Production / Hydrophobic Effect (2017) by Ala Dehghan is an extraordinarily poignant piece — its eyes literal slits torn out of the black mesh fabric, its spray painted pupils dripping and gazing unblinking into eternity, and the strips of mylar running down like crocodile tears reflect the onlooker, distorted and mutated.

He's blocking out the world, gazing into his mind's eye and imagining the impending free kick sailing over the wall into the bottom corner of the net so the crowd explodes with joy.

No matter how stripped away or bruised a Morgan portrait is, the luminescence remains: that, and the eyes, powerful, real, gazing out from the canvas.

They stare out at the viewer with an uncanny, alien gaze, created by lavishly painting eyes onto the models» closed eyelids — a technique drawn from the «Doll Girls» community.

In each portrait, her eyes — unexpectedly peering out as if through a mask — gaze confrontationally at the viewer, while the rest of her head and shoulders are filled in with quick strokes of gouache.

Its subject is again a pair of eyes, in this case Neel's own, gazing out unseen though what look like prison bars, as trapped as an artist by her womanhood as, a couple of blocks away, was Louise Bourgeois.

Martin Towers - Gazing Down, Eyes Out of Focus (acrylic on wood, handmade paper mache clay, chicken wire and burlap)

The dreams you set out to achieve in your 20s — gazing into each other's eyes in candlelit city bistros when you were single and skinny — have for the most part come true.

He would fix his gaze out to sea and his eyes would be riveted through the fog and the evening mist.

I put a final picture of myself in the lower right hand corner thus: A goofy smile on my four - day unshaven face, two front teeth blacked out via black electrician's tape stuck thereon, pop - bottle - thick glasses detailing my squinty - eyed outpeering geezer gaze, and what was left of my hair arranged precisely as it was in my baby picture.