Sentences with phrase «layered film works»

Fast's layered film works are all about storytelling; they have fiction at their heart.

Not exact matches

Working side - by - side in a small restaurant and collaborating as celebrities on something like a TV show, with handlers and layers upon layers of pre - and post-production people, are totally different worlds; they may never even see each other while the show's filming.

In the current work, Blamire and his collaborators used a multi-layered stack of metal films in which each layer was only a few nanometres thick.

These ingredients are designed to work synergistically rather than individually, and are suggested in published scientific literature to effectively address the inflammatory process responsible for most dry eye syndrome, as well as enhancing and restoring function to the glands involved in all three layers of the tear film.

Intricately looped, layered sound design works to similar effect, swelling from ambient buzz to clattering chaos, and working in close conjunction with the rattling score by Deshe and James Masson (also the film's screenwriters).

It's too bad so much work that went into the layers of the film's beauty is muted by the object that's intended to enhance it.

Dano does very layered work as Hank who, throughout the film, gets peeled back more and more revealing someone who is just so full of hurt and loneliness but through Manny has maybe opened up to happiness in a way that he's never truly known.

If you have seen Mr. Leigh's work in Happy - Go - Lucky or Vera Drake, you understand that his films can be simplistic on the surface, while carrying multiple layers of commentary and observations.

The film also has an extra layer of fun guesswork built in because its characters are constantly explaining how magic tricks and misdirection work, so it's essentially giving you the answers while daring you to figure it out («The closer you look, the less you see») before the movie's over.

Upon entering I thought that I could very well be walking into yet another costume drama that takes no time whatsoever to work on an able story (i.e. Valmont), but instead I was treated to a beautifully layered film that is probably the second best I've seen so far this year.

Like the works of Antonioni, I find that Philippe Garrel is a filmmaker I am maturing into, his films revealing their layers to me over time.

But where the film doesn't work is that a lovely score by Oscar winning composer Dario Marianelli is buried beneath the other layers.

O'Kane, who also worked on Ash vs Evil Dead and the upcoming The Meg, not only created the demonic Deadite look, but had to layer on the injuries as the film progressed.

She brought an added layer of vitality to his work and, most importantly, an authenticity to films centered around young women.

(Indeed, if she does not walk away with an Oscar for her incredible work here, there may be no justice in the world — which, given the film's thematic bent, would just be one extra layer of irony.)

Ruffalo and Laurent are the only ones given anything to work with, and while he struggles with the ridiculously hoaky demands of his part, the gorgeously expressive French actress most famous for burning down the house in Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds, manages to pull off the film's only layered performance.

Packed to the rafters with densely layered imagery and ingenious Rube Goldbergian sight gags, the film follows a drudge at the Department of Records (Jonathan Pryce) who finds himself fingered as a terrorist after a fatal mix - up at work — a story that eerily anticipates the Orwellian state of the world of today.

There is a psychological element in this film that works more as a gimmick than it does as an extra layer of drama or suspense, the savvy viewer should be able to spot this obvious secret pretty early on.

Shot in grainy black - and - white, this new film will likely earn even fewer fans but it's an even more accomplished work, frighteningly intuitive and alive in numerous layers, even when it looks like nothing's going on.

The vehicle of choice is a Proton Blue Metallic BMW i8 that for all the world looks like it flew in from the set of a sci - fi film — its intricately layered body work and scissor doors effortlessly pinning the gawk - o - meter.

These layered visual elements offered insights into Nelson's working method, combining historical and contemporary content and utilizing drawing, graphics, and film (appropriated or staged for the camera).

Other works include installations by Hans - Peter Feldmann and Tomoko Takahashi, which both highlight the cumulative power of photographs; a sound piece by Stephen Vitiello that layers barking dogs and firework explosions; and a film of drifting soap bubbles by Rivane Neuenshwander and Cao Guimarães that realizes the abstract forms of atmospheric conditions.

Additionally, the work is layered with references to literature, film and other artists, including David Hockney and Derek Jarman, whose paintings also feature in the exhibition.

Though the works on view vary in execution and are separated by several decades, these films possess a shared thematic concern: the disruption of the conventional interpretation of the language of desire, offering in its place an interpretation that is considerably more layered, ambivalent and complex.

The artist is filmed at work, shooting photos while suspended above spectacular glacier fissures in Iceland, as well as at his studio in Berlin, collaborating with a team of scientists, engineers and technicians on new projects that exemplify his concept, «space is a multiple layering of stories.»

His paintings have several layers usually starting with a film still or reference to another art work, on which he aggressively piles paint to disrupt or re-contextualize the original image.

Los Angeles - based artist Dashiell Manley talks about The Great Train Robbery, explains why he sees himself mainly as a film - maker, and reveals how he forms his ideas and the processes involved in his complex, layered and thoughtful works... read more

«Her intricately layered and beautifully constructed films and soundscapes probe humanity's changing relationship with the natural world,» explains Serpentine's director Julia Peyton - Jones of her initial attraction to Rose's work.

Known for her layered, meticulously constructed works that consider the undercurrents of value systems, cultural ownership and image - making, Siegel works across film, video, photography, performance and installation.

Operating at the intersection of film, animation, graphics, performance and sound, Amorales's work has oscillated between abstraction and figuration, reality and fantasy, with little constancy beyond the underlying notion of the «interface», or a system that connects graphic devices, often adding layers of metaphorical significance.

This dichotomy, of aesthetic simplicity paired with layered states of narrative, not unlike a film still, is a veil of omniscience that speaks through Davis» work.

At the Whitney he brings together his own works, alongside historical photographs, sculptures, paintings, drawings, film and video from the Whitney's holdings and those of other public and private collections — all presented within a layered exhibition design by Mauss that allows for the works to be seen in a new light.

Working with a porous layering of historic moments, of fact and rumour, of replicas, ghosts, and holograms, Husain relates the political and perceptual narratives of colonialism to the technological developments of linear perspective, stereoscopic imaging, and the experience of 3D film itself, picturing both the figurative and literal overlapping of disparate viewpoints.

«Tarnished Trees» is a large 36 x 36 inch multi layered work made with an archival pigment print of silhouetted bare tree branches on film, loosely nailed over salvaged copper on wood p...

«Dark Shadows» is a 36 x 36 inch multi layered work made with an archival pigment print of silhouetted bare tree branches on film, loosely nailed over salvaged copper on wood panel.

«Bare Branches» is a 36 x 36 inch multi layered work made with an archival pigment print of silhouetted bare tree branches on film, loosely nailed over salvaged copper on wood panel.

South Africa's preeminent contemporary artist, Kentridge has earned international acclaim for his layered and complex work, which includes operas, theatre productions and films incorporating his own sculpture and drawings as well as collaborations with dancers and composers.

We'll be exhibiting works in Melissa's signature style of acrylic paint manipulated between many layers of stretched polyethylene films as well as works on raw canvas utilizing this same technique of using the plastic, the pressure of her body and movement as a brush.

We'll be exhibiting works in Melissa's signature style of acrylic paint manipulated between many layers of stretched polyethylene films as well as works on raw canvas utilizing this same technique of using the plastic, the pressure of her body and movement as...

Inspired by Jean Pierre Gorin's documentary film Poto & Cabengo (1978), and its layered elliptical depiction of two sisters who spoke in an invented language until the age of eight, this collaborative work evokes economies of gender, space, geography, class and the very medium — language — in which we perform them.

BORTOLAMI Here the Hannah Hoffman Gallery of Los Angeles presents the small New York debut of the talented Joe Zorrilla in three works: two updates on 1970s sculpture and an especially good video showing a view of the layered, unstable reflections in the glass of an open window — a ready - made Structuralist film.

A few years later he would use Mylar (a form of polyester resin used to make heat - resistant plastic film) and laminating film, in layers fused on to stretched canvas to create his Mirage works.

Robin Schaefer's most recent work is about layering time and memory and my process involves taking stills from old 8 mm family films and printing them on thin translucent Japanese paper.

Lindsay Seers» work encompasses film, photography, performance and set — building often brought together in architectural installations which resonate with the layered narratives and unfolding histories forming emotional landscapes.

Gianfranco Baruchello's solo exhibition «Incidents of Lesser Account» presents works made between 1959 and this year, including large early canvases, paintings on layered acrylic sheets and on aluminium, boxed assemblages, and a selection of film and video.

Chris Ofili is renowned internationally for his richly layered works that combine imagery and influences from sources as divergent as comic books, hiphop, Zimbabwean cave paintings, Biblical scenes, and 1970s - era Blaxploitation films.

The diverse course offerings reflect the varied backgrounds of the visitors themselves: Blalock works extensively with layered photographs and Photoshop; Bornstein investigates multiple mediums including video, etching, and 16 - millimeter film; Bush specializes in shorter - length stop frame animation.

The five artists in the first session, which began January 3 and lasts until February 12, are Carrie Beckmann, a watercolorist who paints directly from nature and can normally be found working in the Conservatory; Danielle Durchslag, who is using cut and layered paper to represent Wave Hill's natural surroundings; Sabrina Gschwandtner, who has covered her studio floor with 16mm - film strips (some found stock and some she's shot at Wave Hill) that will be sewn together to create illuminated quilts; Nick Lamia, who is experimenting with plein - air drawings as a source for multi-dimensional abstractions; and Adam Parker Smith, who has been busily painting colorful, wall - sized assemblages of plants and flowers based on observations at Wave Hill.

His multi layered and complex art includes photography, film, video, sculpture, music and text based works.

In the work 8 the film's narrative is constructed through a single shot that gently pans and flows through a French castle inhabited by all the tableau vivants from Brandenburg's past works, threading together numerous theatrical scenes and layering historical characters such as chess players, ghosts and a sleeping man.