Sentences with phrase «seemingly infinite space»

According to Professor Morgan: «The use of empty space moves through the paintings of Sesshu in a way that echoes the natural living environment as a seemingly infinite space.

Barbara Takenaga arranges the simple components of her dense, abstract paintings into stunningly detailed compositions that undulate, radiate, and recede in seemingly infinite space.

Working in acrylic on wood panel or linen, Takenaga arranges the simple components of her paintings, predominantly thin lines and small dots, into stunningly complex compositions that undulate, radiate, and recede in seemingly infinite space.

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The font options are phenomenal: You get 10 different fonts to choose from, plus seemingly infinite control over size, line spacing, and margin settings, along with center, left, or no justification.

Mostly puzzles come down to handing a few items back and forth or something that one Rufus does conveniently helping out another, and while this does add a little more the gameplay as you try to keep track of everything that you've got stowed away in your seemingly infinite pocket - space, all it essentially amounts to is having one big inventory split into three parts.

Taking a page from classic arcade games, Space Dave offers a seemingly infinite variety of weird and challenging alien types with varying attack patterns.

is inspired by classic arcade games like Space Invaders, Galaga, Missile Command and Atlantis and offers a seemingly infinite variety of weird and challenging alien types with varying attack patterns.

Poured into the interior of the Turbine Hall's vast industrial space, the 100 million seeds form a seemingly infinite landscape.

The walls and floor of the space are covered with mirrors, enabling viewers to experience a seemingly infinite expansion of space with no edges or borders.

Each element of these works is interdependent, and can not be isolated from the overall composition, which handles space with such complexity that the viewer is at once pushed to the surface of the work and the detail of the pen line, and simultaneously pulled into a seemingly infinite dimension.