Sentences with phrase «pile of bodies»

The Whitney Biennial catalogue reproduces «Fight in an Elevator» and cites the actual subject of the painting, but at the museum we see a different work from the same series, the monumental «Elevator» (2017), in which Schutz renders piles of body parts in oil on canvas.

Far less dramatic than the first one, and with a level of subtlety so low it almost doesn't exist, but this film still has a good amount of heart to it... it's just buried underneath a massive pile of bodies killed in a ridiculously over the top fashion.

Agony is all about surviving the worst possible outcome of your afterlife as you die and descend rapidly into a giant hole of flames with piles of bodies and demons reaching out and welcoming you to your permanent vacation.

These dynamic pictorial dramas generate a strong sense of unease in the viewer: the subjects depicted wear masks and costumes, walls and floors split open to reveal piles of bodies or liquids, while an inexplicable darkness looms everywhere.

From their etchings of Goya-esque piles of body parts to naked child mannequins whose facial features are replaced with genitalia, the Chapman brothers explore the poles of beauty and pain, humor and horror, the sublime and perverse, the diabolical and the infantile, in ways that shock and confront viewers with their own voyeurism.

This rare collaboration comprised of a suite of four new works by the German artist, «Birkenau» (2015) refers to the Nazi concentration camp at Auschwitz - Birkenau, and apparently hidden beneath its painterly surface is a pencil drawing, copied from four photographs depicting piles of bodies.

When she arrived in Indonesia six weeks after the disaster struck, she was overwhelmed by the amount of devastation still left in the country: piles of body bags everywhere she went and leveled communities as far as the eyes could see.

But at some point in that pile of bodies he was transported to another dimension and emerged as a super human being incapable of being stopped.

One by one they got up, the pile of bodies peeling away a player at a time until there were only two remaining and the Atletico Madrid captain, Gabi F -LRB-...)

«Bow down to Suarez,» ran one headline, alongside a photograph of the Uruguayan somewhere beneath a pile of bodies in blaugrana.

The doctor said that one «extremist» in the pile of bodies was found to be alive; a soldier shot and killed him.»

«The age profile, the piles of bodies, and the rubbish context says battlefield cleanup,» she tells me as we trudge through green wheat fields from the high mound to Majnuna.

You probably think that back fat is mostly caused by, well, the piling of body fat in this area, and you are right.

Or shoot, snipe, and dismember your way through, leaving a pile of bodies in your path.

An opening scene shows the hanging of many people who oppose the government (although the actual point of death is not shown, piles of bodies are loaded on carts and taken away).

Eventually, he finds a church and sees a pile of bodies lying in the pews.

A young man pours flammable liquid on a pile of bodies in a home and then sets the place on fire, presumably with the intent of killing himself.

Hiding in a pile of bodies, Milo manages to escape death until he is caught and sold into slavery where he becomes a fan - favourite at the local gladiatorial games and is thus moved to Pompeii's much more extravagant games.

General Zod is in the top tier of villainy, racking up a number of dirty deeds and a pile of bodies to boot.

The pile of bodies on one side of the tarp shrank, as the pile on the «done» side grew.

Thirty - seven hours later, a pile of bodies the size of a mountain in my wake, I was still having fun slicing up goblins and direwolves.

I was sort of hoping the big plot twist in the end would be showing Locksley the pile of bodies the dictatorship had racked up due to his horrible advice on thieving.

There were lightbulbs dangling from cords, falling bricks; there were piles of bodies, piles of limbs, piles of discarded jackets and shoes.

The risk of being in the «pile of bodies» is part of every endeavor we undertake.