Sentences with word «melancholic»

His practice is grounded in melancholic portrayals of objects or places from everyday life, through painting, sculpture or installation such as «Space Paintings», in which he paints directly onto the walls, ceilings and floors of a room.

Accordingly, the ego functions of the patients with atypical depression and borderline personality disorder are assumed to be lower than those of the patients with melancholic depression.

The last room acts as a counterpoint to the fascinatingly melancholic atmosphere of the darker works of the abstract expressionists.

Klein continues, «Dingilian's work, although sharing connections with romantic nineteenth century landscape painting, doesn't depict spiritual exaltation, but rather a more melancholic view of human experience.

His body of work evokes melancholic feelings of New Year's Eve.

Its bug - themed world is a fantastic mixture of dark and melancholic tones with charming characters and beautiful hand drawn art.

Sad, reflective and slow paced, with a long, instrumental intro, followed by melancholic sounding Hebrew lyrics.

Researchers have validated4 that, in melancholic depression, bipolar disorder, and postpartum depression, white blood cells called monocytes express pro-inflammatory genes leading to secretion of cytokines, while simultaneously leading to decreased cortisol sensitivity, the body's stress hormone and inflammatory buffer — a feedforward cycle.

All the ingredients you need to create a collection that explores melancholic beauty with an unapologetic edge.

As he hopes for its arrival, he plunges into deep reveries, with dreams as melancholic as they are joyous, taking him back to his youth and even to a conversation with Azrael, the Angel of Death, who reveals the future of his children.

In the works on view here — including wall pieces, artist's hooks, and one video — Bunn perused the subject headings to cull successions of titles into texts that range from melancholic odes to deadpan truisms.

It is a very melancholic story, in the end they have n`t invented the wheel completely new, but it was an enjoyable story with likeable characters.

There's something melancholic about Korinne Bisig's photographs.

The romantic, melancholic mood of «The Queen's Suite» made it sound like it could have been written specially for the designer.

This wry, melancholic comedy from Aki Kaurismäki, a response to the ongoing global refugee crisis, follows two people searching for a place to call home.

«Paolo Ventura, Vanishing Man,» shows how an Italian artist creates his own timeless melancholic world in a barn on an abandoned mountaintop in Italy.

Nicholas Ray's most melancholic film finally comes to home video from Warner Archive, an occasion for celebration no matter how modest the package.

They are gentler, more melancholic films, preoccupied with a sense of longing for the past.

Stamm remarks: «I feel very melancholic for the past and for things that I have lost, and for feelings that used to have... shape and that are gone.

Without Air's melancholic undercurrent, the viewer might forget entirely the film is anything but a wistful telling of fargone teenage dreams.

Back in Korea, a series of encounters shed light on Young - hee's volatile state, as she slips in and out of melancholic reflection and dreams.

Included will also be a series of landscapes and skyscapes painted in the Surrealist style, as well as his precocious melancholic landscapes created in the 1920s as a response to the First World War.

While a mention of their moniker ushers in melancholic nostalgia, there's also a bit of lamentation for all the input devices lost to the later stages of Shadow of the Beast, Assault Rigs, G - Police.

But, despite seemingly imminent pictorial collapse, Andersson holds these beautifully melancholic visions together in finely tuned balance, offering us the possibility of a future beyond the pictorial moment.

It could be a funny movie, it could be a more melancholic movie.

asks Gerri (Ruth Sheen), a gently spoken medical counsellor who knows that no reply is needed; the answer is on full, melancholic view all around her.

On Friday night, The Weeknd performed a set at the festival that included his most melancholic song off of My Dear Melancholy, the Selena Gomez - inspired track Call Out My Name - and Abel got emotional.

A chilly and strangely melancholic adventure that merits an enthusiastic shout in any discussion about all - time great launch software, it's an inspired oddity that more than deserves to find a new audience.

In this series of works, this tragic cycle of narcissism is expressed through the use of photographic self - portraits; many of them being saint - like and androgynous, with melancholic expressions, fragmented into many parts.

The languorous and melancholic young male subjects appear suspended in time, between adolescence and adulthood embodying the fragile in - between state that the artist refers to as «fag limbo.»

The surprisingly melancholic theme seems to be that romantic love can provide happiness and joy, but can equally lead to heartache or loneliness, and that contentment is derived from the way we handle that contradiction.

In sound design and music, however, the game is an unqualified success due to its understated, often melancholic score and outstanding environmental audio.

To counter the common rap that he makes the same film over and over, The Day After, which competed for the Palme d'Or, is one of his most melancholic works, filmed in moody black and white, while Claire's Camera, shown out of competition, is its tonal opposite, a light and sunny divertissement shot on the fly during last year's Cannes.

You'll need to overcome obstacles that are controlled by an energetic, yet melancholic electronic soundtrack - meaning you'll need a heightened sense of rhythm to sync up

Having a penchant for melancholic characters, Sofia Coppola creates the perfectly endearing, yet unlikely duo when she subjects the aging, washed - up actor, Bob Harris, and snobby, educated young cynic, Charlotte, to the culture shock of Tokyo.

It's not as narratively or emotionally fluent as Mexican director Alonso Ruizpalacios» breakout debut Güeros (2014), another Berlinale debut which won the prize for best first film that year, but looks and sounds just as gorgeous, AND it has the same kind of melancholic charm to it.

Let's take a look at Spike Jonze's 21st century love story Her, a utopian pastoral about a poetically melancholic man smitten with an empath...

But Toni Erdmann is, eventually, an unbearably melancholic experience, to the point where the film's funniest sequence also manages to be its saddest.

The artist's statement reads: «While manipulating colour with great precision, he highlights the soft subtleties of this relationship by playing with melancholic light and chromatics.

It's got a wonderfully dreamlike, melancholic quality, and I find it strange and striking that imagery from what is the dawn of modern painting seems so appealing to contemporary painters.

There is something melancholic but hopeful, earthy but spiritual, cold but inviting, about my paintings and about this song.

At times melancholic or contemplative, Doig's paintings transport viewers outside the realm of normal daily experience.

She says she strives to find beauty in what may initially be perceived as mundane or even melancholic.

Kelly Reichardt had proven herself a master at slow - burning, melancholic dramas with Old Joy, Wendy and Lucy and Meek's Cutoff.

His vision powered through these games, and he successfully created creepy and melancholic yet beautiful and tranquil atmospheres that absolutely shone.

Again a very beautiful picture although it makes me a little bit melancholic.