Sentences with phrase «incongruous parts»

But perhaps the most incongruous part of the movie was that they tried to convince the world that Hilary Swank and Mia Kirshner look alike for plot purposes.

Not exact matches

This sets off a chase through various unwholesome parts of town on an incongruous Christmas Eve, with our two trans sex workers acting as our potty - mouthed tour guides.

Cable is a badass killing machine (and the machine part is literal), so the battered old teddy bear that he carries around with him is a little incongruous.

Finally, consider the statement, «The trouble with being too open - minded is that your brains may fall out:» Such a proposition, startling and incongruous as it may seem, fits this assignment; it implies a causal relationship as part of an argument against the generally accepted positive standard of open - mindedness and tolerance.

It's a direct tie between Pondick's own sculptures, which meld together otherwise incongruous body parts, and an ancient fascination with the human figure.

Works such as Greffe ’72 (Graft» 72)(1972) and Human Bonsai — Freedom of Deformity — Deformity of Freedom (1979) are incongruous mixed media assemblages (paint, soil, metal, light bulbs, thermometers) resembling body parts and genital organs cultivated as bonsai trees.

In the tautly and, for the most part, plausibly constructed De Style, Marshall embeds an anecdotal detail so incongruous that it warps the rest of the composition.

The works, which began emerging from the artist's New York studio around 1959, were made of canvas and other fabrics, stretched over steel frames and stitched with wire, sometimes incorporating airplane parts, war - surplus materials, laundry — conveyor belts, industrial - saw teeth, and other incongruous objects.

Work No. 135 by Martin Creed, is a protrusion that grows from and becomes part of the wall itself, finished in the same material and painted white so that it appears simultaneously at home and incongruous.

While certain characters reappear throughout the works, loosely implying narrative threads, ultimately each picture stands as an autonomous work — part of an incongruous, ever - shifting whole.

The incongruous nature of this imagery is a part of the artist's religious commentary.