Sentences with phrase «together fragments of the living»

Ozon is back in sensitive - drama mode for this almost subliminal personal story of a young woman trying to piece together the fragments of her life and understand her conflicting expectations and desires.

By weaving together fragments of the living with this murky, shadowed past, Ashcom's reality provides a prompt to mythicize one's own memories through the lens of Hoys Fork.

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It brings together (a) fragmented reflections from my three years of living and working with the Paraiyar communities in about 20 colonies around the town of Karunguzhi in Chingleput District, Tamilnadu (1985 - 87); (b) systematically documented data from a six - week intensive field trip in two of these 20 colonies, i.e., Malaipallaiyam.

Zarathustra's art and aim is to be the creative poet of the world, to save the temporal world through reconceiving and revaluing life and the world, «to compose into one and bring together what is fragment, riddle, and dreadful chance» (TSZ 161, 216).

We experience our culture as fragmented; we live on bits of meaning and lack the overall vision that holds them together in a whole.

Yet each of our lives is comprised of only a tiny fragment of the entire patterning which, woven together in ever newer syntheses, issues forth as our universe.

Soccer, here, is less a diversion from the realities of everyday life than it is a way the fragmented day - to - day existence can come together and take on some semblance of meaning.

By studying avian bone fragments, James and husband Storrs Olson, both of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History, have pieced together a picture of bird life before the first Polynesian settlers arrived sometime between a.d. 400 and 600.

One of the most distinct pleasures of Beginners is the way it puts together fragments of someone's life - presumably the filmmaker's, although little does it matter - with humility, and without vying for some complete whole.

Based on true accounts, the superficial lines between subject and bystander are blurred and bound together, allowing individuals to walk in a vast space and thoroughly live a fragment of the refugees» personal journeys.

Her exploration veered quickly into the realm of archaeology as she slowly uncovered fragments of detail and placed them together in the growing mosaic of her outline She is currently working on a novel set in an entirely different time and culture, «farther in the past but again about women's lives» Being a little superstitious she doesn't like to reveal more.

Conservationists are putting fragments of information together to learn more about this enigmatic winged creature that only three living people have seen

These fragments will take the form of flash frames of live action footage that will allow you to piece together a back story for your character.

He travels the world to put together the pieces of the fragmented planet as well as those of his own life now that so much has changed.

In it, players take the role of a one - armed girl who wields a living sword and must knit together her story from disconnected memory fragments as she progresses.

Sometimes Wood also experiments with the idea of collage, superimposing objects over others or simply playing with the distortion of images by creating the illusion of separate or fragmented painted canvas surfaces brought together in one, such as in Still Life Collage, 2015.

Seen together, their works present fragmented images of American life from the 1970s to the 1990s, pointing towards the spectacle of consumer culture in general, at the same time as revealing their own personal engagement with American culture in particular.

«The identity presents a combination of extremes, from soft pastel colours and minimal type, to a series of complex illustrations formed from the mash up of various visual assets, and vigorous hand - made brushstrokes, textures of varied surfaces, to fragments of photographs taken of day to day life in São Paulo — all pieced together into a subjective graphic synthesis of the city.»

He tears these elements out of the totality of life context and fuses the isolated fragments of reality back together in an unexpected way.

There's a quality of William Burroughs's cut - ups to his remorseless, frantic hybrid works of art, like his Soundsystem, which splices together fragments of high and low culture and everyday life, and his brilliant video The March of the Big White Barbarians, which weaves images of London's 20th - century public art - all those clunking metal sculptures by Eduardo Paolozzi - into a hypnotic, endlessly fascinating dream of the city's secret life.

If there are growing numbers of couples and families whose lives together have fragmented but who continue to be legally connected to one another as a married couple, is this a problem?