Sentences with phrase «hope viewers feel»
Ultimately, I hope viewers feel this expressive freedom when they see my work.
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I encourage viewers to participate in supporting mothers whom they find nursing in public spaces, in the hope that one day mothers will feel supported to meet their baby's needs in any situation.
Torres and Blasi wrap up the movie's central conflict so rapidly and so carelessly that it feels like an afterthought — as if they're eager to give the audience its happy ending, hoping against hope that viewers won't stop to think about what that ending really means.
I hope the experience was cathartic for Frank, because to the viewer it feels...
I just hope there's a narrative that feels conclusive as I'm growing tired of these zombie movies that end with either a cure or an ambivalent and vague segue as characters continue down a path unknown to the viewer (Romero did this enough, it's time to get creative and do something different).
MM: Yes, and I hope viewers have the same conflicting feelings - both damned and seduced by our plastic consumption.
My hope is that the viewer feels immersed in an experience at once familiar and strange, where the beauty of the tactile, tangible world meets the beauty of the dream - state.
Almanza Pereda perceives his sculptural environments as exacerbating viewers» feelings of anxiety triggered by possibly unsafe spaces; as he contends, the «hope [is] to give the viewer an uneasy tension... it is through this tension that the installation ceases to be static.»
With this, the artist hopes to awaken truer feelings and more acute sensibilities in the viewer.
Speakers include William Powhida and Nate Hill, who'll (we hope) tackle issues of how to translate that initial feeling of discomfort into a thoughtful response, and hopefully, action, from viewers.
In my photographs, I hope to make the viewer feel as I had when I first saw those spaces for the first time.»
It is my hope that as a result of the temporary poetic shifts created by these paintings, viewers leave feeling connected to a slower, reflective state of mind.
«I hope [the viewers] feel sorry for the cows».
The words weren't intended to inform the viewer how to feel about Mapplethorpe's subjects, but to allow the viewer to recognize the myriad ways that society projects its hopes and concerns on a particular demographic.
This may be different for each viewer, and may include uncomfortable or distressing feelings such as sadness, anger or guilt, as well as positive feelings such as confidence, pride, connection and hope.
The projects I tackle will always be realistic, too — we're time - poor and usually pretty skint, so our decorating ideas involve a big dose of DIY and my husband, Ben, usually has to rein my ideas in, so I hope there'll be plenty of things that viewers will feel confident enough to try in their own homes.