But preciousness, obscurity and a bulky Conceptual framework plague "Travel Agency Garden" and, to a lesser extent, a series of tiny drawings exploring the life and love cycles of tree trunks.
In a photograph, the spectrum of light that emanates from a star appears as a series of tiny lines, like a bar code in miniature.
Little wrinkles of the eye, the faint hint of a smile – it's a series of tiny moments that would take an entire newspaper to describe.
Unlike T9, it is not based on a dictionary, but on a series of tiny rules that enable it to predict, given what has already been typed, which letter the user is most likely to want next.
McQueen shows a whole narrative unfolding in a series of tiny gestures and expressions.
Another ring in the show, a carved coral circlet with a series of tiny cameo portraits of Habsburg rulers (pictured), cunningly illustrates this goal.
Its sides are covered by a clear material dotted by a series of tiny ultrabright lights similar to light-emitting diodes.
On the other hand, there is something undeniably gloomsome about the hastening descent of electoral politics since the Berlin Wall fell from a war of grand ideologies into a series of tiny pitched battles for incremental advantage in a weeny number of marginal seats.
Instead of opposing armies clashing in a primal battle of the sexes, or mismatched romantics wistfully waving at each other from a distance, the film portrays domestic discord as a series of tiny skirmishes in a civilized and ultimately banal power struggle between two people with incompatible agendas.
However if you look at the images with a tiny bit of emotion, the series is basically a celebration of the bond between a father and his son united not only by blood but also by their passion for the game.
It's a big world, this conglomerate world of tiny stories, a concerted series of experiments in miniaturization.
