Sentences with phrase «narrative sequences»

(São Paulo, Brazil) The selected works represent a diverse universe of postures that transcend the isolated meaning of an image and gather together exterior connexions by using a series of strategies, such as the disposal of multiple images in narrative sequences or the use of photographs treated as semantic unities in «visual phrases» that create bigger sets.

The story is told in great part by cinematic video sequences and ingame narrative sequences, and while these are fantastic in many ways they can also become a bit tedious.

They're characters who you often don't want to play as or play with and with voice acting that you need to switch over to a foreign language in order to tolerate it, it makes for narrative sequences that you just want to skip your way through.

Strapped to a separate part of the package is Eternal Calm, a twenty minute post-game narrative sequence constructed using established assets.

This is a true hypernovel, 100 chapters connected by clicking links, not narrative sequence.

A useful way to potentially examine the temporal relationships in comics is provided by Jesper Juul's work on time in videogames and interactive narrative sequences.

Not only is this a pitch - perfect update to the formula set up by Metroid and Castlevania, combining mechanical satisfaction with tear - jerking narrative sequences, it's also quite probably the best - looking 2D game of all time.

Static cutscenes, reminiscent of something you might find in an old NES or SNES game, flesh out the story during narrative sequences, while «talking head boxes,» a la Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, convey the dialogue between Trace and those he meets on his journey.

As with playing cards, Brown's paintings have two faces: the dull, pixelated stream of playing cards and colorful complements that collectively weave a disjointed narrative sequence that reads from left to right in a triptych.

He then convened a group of Columbus teenagers to train as puppeteers in order to present Every Beat of My Heart (a story from the Rythm Mastr narrative sequence) as a live performance in the Wexner Center galleries with musical accompaniment by acclaimed jazz drummer Kahil El» Zabar.

They show the extent to which these sorts of history paintings could be experienced as moments of high drama, at an emotional pitch so intense that a whole narrative sequence could take flight in the viewer's imagination, heightened by the three - dimensional effects of the stereoscope.

Influenced by recent popular culture, Cánovas combines decontextualised visual media to create a unique narrative sequence.

Luis Jacob Pictures at an Exhibition is the second chapter in a multi-city, mid-career survey of his work and features a carefully chosen selection of early and recent work, including Album X, the latest in a series of narrative sequences consisting of hundreds of images culled from a variety of published sources mounted together to form an «image bank».

TG Is that by virtue of the way the exhibition catalog, Neighbors, suggests an overall narrative sequence, or because there's an informality and intimacy to it?

His signature style in those decades included repetitive ideographic or hieroglyphic elements that allowed Lewis to incorporate narrative sequences into his paintings.

The selected works represent a diverse universe of postures that transcend the isolated meaning of an image and gather together exterior connexions by using a series of strategies, such as the disposal of multiple images in narrative sequences or the use of photographs treated as semantic unities in «visual phrases» that create bigger sets.

The story is told in great part by cinematic video sequences and ingame narrative sequences, and while these are fantastic in many ways they can also become a bit tedious.

In particular, Bearden seems to have been interested in exploring the potential for narrative sequences, which his somewhat younger contemporary Jacob Lawrence had been doing with great success, most notably in the 1941 series «The Migration of the Negro.»

There are seven narrative sequences, shown out of order, that intersect each other.

You enter a topic by tapping or clicking on the block and then scroll down the page working your way through the content, opening and closing tabs in accordions, narrative sequences, and image hot spots, just to name a few of the interactive tools on offer.

He could not say that it was the cause, could not say, even, that it was a cause, because the events that followed seemed to be both inevitable and entirely random, and although he could piece together a narrative sequence and take a kind of comfort in that, he had changed sufficiently by then to realize that it was only a story he could tell, and that stories were not, on the whole, to be trusted.

If we want to add longevity to the narrative sequence of a game, instead of adding more content, why don't we just make the existing content better?

In contrast to the narrative sequence of a conventional storyboard, they assemble central motifs in a nonlinear fashion, hinting only elliptically at their interrelationships.

Moreover, in his 1980 essay, Secrets and Narrative Sequence, the British author and literary critic, Frank Kermode, maintained that stories have the unique ability to shift and develop with each interpretation.

MPVAC investigates the emergence of digitally constructed identities, theoretical fictions, Amerika composts various art personas and classic 20th century artworks into a narrative sequence of mobile phone video images that conjure up both the spirits of the past as well as hauntological actors of the present.

Despite a preoccupation with analogue film, narrative sequences are seldom linear.

He wrote words like «operation,» «pain,» «nuclear,» and «treatment» directly onto his negatives and combined them, like a storyboard for a film, into a narrative sequence, which was then printed and colored by hand.

Presented on a series of tables through the gallery, Iannone's work from 1968, Lists IV: A Much More Detailed Than Requested Reconstruction, is a narrative sequence of 34 black and white drawings, which highlight the artist's folkloric interest in coitus and the female form.

Through the use of series and narrative sequences she exposes the tyranny of fashion (Burning Shoe, 1977), domestic violence (Domestic Warfare, 1975), and the exploitation of women (The Model's Revenge, 1974).

With each work, a new frame in a narrative sequence is proposed.

The monitors play four narrative sequences in perpetual loops, each chronicling an absurd misadventure of a clown, who is played to brilliant effect by the actor Walter Stevens.

The monitors continuously play four narrative sequences, each chronicling the absurd misadventure of a clown (played by an actor).