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Sfumato, the title of Parisien's 2017 album, refers to a painting technique to suggest indistinctness.
The Lisbon sisters and the boys who love them fade into indistinctness -- all except Lux.
Innovations develop within interspaces, within indistinctness, within the overlapping and hybridising.
In Inness's late paintings this idea is illustrated by an increasing indistinctness and enveloping ethereality in the portrayal of landscapes and even figures.
Taken to task by an American buyer for the indistinctness of the very beautiful 1832 painting "Staffa, Fingal's Cave" — Hebridean cliffs veiled by streaming rain and sea spray — Turner, through an intermediary, begged the American's pardon, for "indistinctness is my fault".
Like the obsidian mirrors made by the Aztecs for purposes of divination, these rows of graphs and numbers contain nebulous images of the future – visions that by their very indistinctness can give comfort to believers in human improvement.
But, as that vice turned — for his modernist apostles — into a virtue, the script changed, and Turner was apocryphally made over into the defiant independent who had wanted the American to know that "indistinctness is my forte".
Its indistinctness has prevailed despite serious attention from scholars, most notably Nicolai Cikovsky Jr., the author of two books on the artist and the curator of a 60-work Inness retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1985.
The action is, in short, thin yet heavy, burdened with a pointless complexity that serves, above all, to mask — with music and quick cuts — the insignificance, impersonality, and indistinctness of each of its elements.
Three main sources of the problem are discussed: (1) conceptual indistinctness of adaptation policy and the heterogeneity and lack of consistency of what is being compared between cases.
