Sentences with phrase «image of a crashing wave»

In the case of The Bloom, for the Wilderness, the image of a crashing wave recalls the experience of being temporarily blinded after walking from darkness into a brightly lit room.

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Above all, there is image after image of the planes crashing into the towers, the ensuing infernos and structural cataclysms, and the infernal clouds of black smoke and debris surging like tidal waves into the surrounding urban canyons.

Sea glass, fake or real, conjures up images of beach walks in the cool sand at sunrise and the rhythmic sound of waves crashing on the shore.

Listen to the roar of Howler monkeys and the sound of waves crashing onto shore as images of Humpback whales glide beneath your feet and pelicans soar across the ceiling above.

For example, when I was making my way across the Washington Bridge in the third level, and I looked through a hole in the bridge surface, I could see the water down below as waves crashed, but during the same level I looked across the bridge out into the horizon and I saw a very static image of smoke and clouds which was somewhat distracting as it just looked out of place and took away from the visual experience.

Pettibon's joy in the mythology of surfing is palpable in his sincere images, but fate hovers just beyond his frame, where the crash of his wave will end the surfer's fleeting moment of glory.

From the sound of crashing ocean waves to the trickle of a stream, the scent of ocean salt to fragrant bay grasses, the crisp winter winds to the warm ocean breezes, all add to the rich visual images utilized in her work.

The three - dimensional black spheres that make up this work are in some ways distant relatives of the pixels of that original, two - dimensional photograph, but instead of being transcribed into a flat image as micro dots of ink on paper, here they well up into great waves that crash against the very walls of their original subject matter.

In previous work, Ruiz has appropriated found images but «Juice» is culled from photographs that the artist took of waves crashing on the California coastline.

In Demetrius Oliver's exhibition Mare, a circular image of a wave crashes against an unnamed shore; the image spins within itself and simultaneously orbits the gallery.