Sentences with phrase «narrative moves across»

Filkins's narrative moves across a vast and various landscape of amazing characters and astonishing scenes: deserts, mountains, and streets of carnage; a public amputation performed by Taliban; children frolicking in minefields; skies streaked white by the contrails of B - 52s; a night's sleep in the rubble of Ground Zero.

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We settled on a handful of metrics to track across our titles, automated the reporting in Tableau, viewed the reports directly rather than copying them over to PowerPoint for meetings, and made game producers responsible for writing narratives about why the metrics moved up or down.

Ultimately the passages in Saunders» work — passages from photography into painting and back again; passages between narrative and abstraction; and passages from mediated source imagery into an embodied presentness — travel across all the work, whether moving or still.

Her lexicon focused on the gesturing female figure as the protagonist, moving across space and defying the strictures of linear time by mixing historical narratives, drawing equally from ancient working processes and formats with her activist orientation and an ongoing questioning of the formation and construction of memory and representation, particularly the representation of women.

While Walker's narrative moves forward linearly, it is interspersed with scenes that add a level of surreal abstraction: flowering trees scroll by, a man in a top hat dances to jovial music, a figure who is half - human, half - bicycle wheels across the screen.

As the eye moves across, so many genres of art come simultaneously to mind: narrative battle scenes, Canaletto's quadrants, Chinese wall maps, Van Gogh's striations, Cézanne's geometric hills, the natural dyes and telescoped sweep of tapestry chronicles.

Tate's own Summertime: Number 9A, 1948 (1948), from the earlier period, is certainly suggestive of figures moving across the canvas, too, dancing rhythmically, with a sense of motion and narrative.