Sentences with phrase «fleeting moments of»

The changes come so slowly and gently but if you don't stop long enough to look and appreciate the beautiful simplicity, you can miss these fleeting moments of all that is lovely right now.

Despite the fleeting moments of our lives, we all want a relationship with someone special to last.

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Temperatures can go either direction based on complex variables as measured within the fleeting moments of a human lifespan.

It is their lens - like ability to capture fleeting moments of light and colour, and to convey both the brightness and the brevity of youth, that give her paintings their depth and poignancy.

A major exhibition of new works by British artist Marie Harnett, celebrating fleeting moments of drama, beauty and suspense from contemporary film is opening soon.

Unadulterated by any staging techniques, these photographs capture fleeting moments of raw human nature, unfolding one step at a time.

Candidly capturing fleeting moments of beauty among the seemingly ordinary happenings of daily life, Henri Cartier - Bresson's work is intuitive and observational.

Dinah Maxwell Smith works from black - and - white snapshots of common motifs of everyday life to capture fleeting moments of the human experience in her paintings, including Beach Picnic, 1993, and Five Suits Redux, 2016 that will be on view in the exhibition

Often - times creating comical, dangerous, and vivid scenarios, Justin attempts to share fleeting moments of excitement with the audience.

Moving between the taxi stands, newsagents, bars, roadside markets and fleeting moments of respite, the artist offers snapshots of everyday life.

She employs acrylic, metal mesh, plaster, inks, scratchboard and other mixed media in a process she equates with geological layering and excavations, representing the fleeting moments of intense energy, the slow growth of stalactites, and the scratching away of time.

Of particular interest to her are fleeting moments of experience and common, often overlooked, objects, which she collects and preserves for the viewer.

Moving between the taxi stands, newsagents, roadside markets and fleeting moments of respite, the artist offers snapshots of everyday life.

From William's perspective, «the fleeting moments of life around me become a vehicle for the expression of symbolic and poetical concepts.»

He was intrigued by the camera's ability to isolate details and fleeting moments of everyday life.

In this little - known work, Ligon made monuments to fleeting moments of attraction, conflating community interest, even history, with daydreaming.

Structural design elements become both stand - ins for an architecture that doesn't yet exist, and representations for fleeting moments of strength.

On the one hand a tribute to the lush environment, lively atmosphere and fundamentally recreational and replenishing character of public parks, Surveillance is also an acknowledgement and investigation of the proliferating presence of security cameras in public life; an attempt to poetically apply the aesthetic of surveillance in a manner that focuses the eyes and mind on the sensuous visual tableaux and fleeting moments of intimacy that make Madison Square Park such a treasured urban oasis.

Working in various media, Linda Stillman's work focuses on the passage of time in nature; how plants grow and die, and how we try to preserve the memory of their fleeting moments of beauty.

The films document fleeting moments of creation and destruction that question the boundary between performance and its documentation in ways similar to Hans Namuth's famous 1951 film of Pollock painting on glass.

The exhibition title, Optasia, is Greek for «vision or apparition» and the artist, in the gallery's press release, credits it with capturing «the sense of what I see in fleeting moments of the reflections I photograph.»

From long walks in remote Japanese or American woodlands and Europe, to urban forests such as Central Park in New York or the Jardin du Luxembourg in Paris, Takeshi Shikama trained his lens to capture fleeting moments of living things: plants and flowers about to wither, flowing streams or shadows cast by trees.

In Saint Sebastian, 2007, Ofili further integrates the abstract notion of time into his sculptural practice, managing to capture the fleeting moments of transition and liminality of his subject.

Roaming the forests, he trained his lens to capture the scenes of fleeting moments of all living things such as plants and flowers about to wither, streams of flowing water, or shadows cast by trees.

Though denounced at the time of publication, Nothing Personal is now recognized as a masterwork whose powerful message of a confused and often compromised society seeking fleeting moments of joy, grace and occasional redemption remains equally relevant more than a half - century later.

Referencing seventeenth century Dutch, French, and English paintings, Reed paints expressive mammals and birds harmoniously caught in fleeting moments of hostility, jealousy, and anxiety.

Through these poured and mirrored abstract installations, Wynne encapsulates fleeting moments of exhaled breath and meditative spaces.

My favorite Nintendo franchises are Mario, Kirby and Legend of Zelda, though I do have fleeting moments of entering fandoms beyond the Big N (mainly Japan only stuff).

The more interesting part however and certainly the part that got our attention is the fleeting moments of new gameplay footage.

The fleeting moments of combat weirdness and occasional glitches are few and far between while the overall gameplay, graphics and sound are nothing less than top - notch.

I calmed down eventually and got on with the fleeting moments of my vacation.

He shares his memories and the fleeting moments of his body — places it has been, things it has felt (both wonderful and terrible)-- through threaded vignettes constructed of languorous sentences that feel much like memory itself.

And, with every expedition there are those fleeting moments of doubt; Antarctica was no exception.

But those fleeting moments of brilliance are what define this little sports car and will have you day - dreaming about another early morning weekend blast with the top down.

The close - ups of Robbie's face in the skating scenes (accomplished with occasionally sketchy face - replacement CGI) say it all: there are fleeting moments of victory that feel like everything, and then a whole lot of garbage surrounding it.

As Asgard's sentry, Idris Elba's Heimdall hasn't really made waves in the MCU, apart from fleeting moments of fighting off Malekith's minions in Thor: The Dark World and hiding refugees away from Hela's wrath.

More miss than hit, the film is unoriginal and easily forgotten, but not without a few fleeting moments of mindless entertainment.

by Sarah Ward «More miss than hit, the film is unoriginal and easily forgotten, but not without a few fleeting moments of mindless entertainment.»

The film focuses primarily on this relationship, as Bergman's offspring recall their childhood upheaval and the fleeting moments of happiness they would enjoy together after months apart.

Describing Sweet Country as an adventure movie or a crime thriller is disingenuous as the fleeting moments of tracking through the bush, fleeing on foot and high - tempered violence are window dressings to the deeply felt drama that characterizes the soul of the film.

There are some fleeting moments of inspiration — the music by Rob Simonsen is a master class in sudsy melodrama, and Nixon turns in a great performance — but «The Only Living Boy in New York» is rotten to its Big Apple core.

There are fleeting moments of inspiration, but you've seen this type of film before — done better.

There are fleeting moments of giddy pleasure, such as when Crystal and Gad get stoned and run amok in a supermarket while they're supposed to be at a kids» choice awards show, but there aren't enough scenes like these to sustain the concept.

The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford is a frustrating film, one that alternates between fleeting moments of greatness and long, rambling patches of dull musings and Garrison Keillor - like narration.

Cast fruitfully against type as Paul's prim wife, Laura Harring paints a portrait of grief that provides fleeting moments of suture, but the filmmakers» stoicism finally proves insurmountable and indefatigable.

The dichotomy between the two sides has fleeting moments of entertainment, but the film lacks a certain level of self - awareness when it comes to portraying just how ideal Gwendolyn and Stacy are.

It's just that Reichardt believes the world is one unmitigated disaster after the next, sporadically punctuated by fleeting moments of beauty.