Sentences with phrase «stark juxtaposition»

Influenced by his experience as a master printmaker accustomed to creating compositions with an economy of means, the artist exploits various techniques of drawing, cutting and taping to achieve stark juxtapositions of flatness and depth.

The origin of her name is only one of the many things we learn about Jasmine (Cate Blanchett, radiant but, in stark juxtaposition with her statuesque appearance, clearly damaged beyond all repair) in the beginning of Blue Jasmine.

Taking a stock character and imbuing her with specific, plausible verve, Beharie displayed a towering talent in stark juxtaposition to her diminutive frame, immediately joining the ranks of so many fine actors who make bad movies watchable.

The stark juxtaposition of the photograph's two main elements — the people and the sign — as well as the symbolism of the composition -LSB-...]

Nothing says bold like the stark juxtaposition of black and white.

We never really believe that Brady will return to his old ways, which we see in assorted online videos of him riding (as well as of Lane at his peak, serving as a stark juxtaposition to both Brady and Lane's present conditions).

It's a film based around the stark juxtaposition of the story's stakes and the tone with which the characters approach them.

The footage has a very strong blue tint, which is in stark juxtaposition to the very bright and yellow world of Deadpool.

The second section was designed to be a stark juxtaposition to the first section.

All are welcomed and stand in stark juxtaposition to the Viper's still simple cornerstones, including steel brakes, hydraulically assisted steering, side - exit exhaust pipes that burn your calves as you exit the car, and a naturally aspirated 645 - hp, 8.4 - liter, odd - firing V - 10 that's a Neanderthal among today's advanced turbocharged engines.

In particular, Dale Jackson and Tony Just's textual works provide a stark juxtaposition that may not have been noticeable if these exhibitions weren't together.

The stark juxtaposition of flowery still lifes and political statements confront the severe spectrum the world lives in.

The stark juxtaposition of the Fishman — which reflects on more modern modes of seeking out altered states — beside a grinning Gonzaga is a fine example of a trick this exhibition manages again and again: drawing together artists that are separated by centuries but contemplating the nature of transcendence in related ways.»

Her devotion to extremely minimalist gestures and frugal appliance of ink and graphite on paper almost startle the viewer, shrouding autobiographical traces from the artist's ephemeral lines and stark juxtapositions.