The phrase "a wall of image" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where one is describing a large, overwhelming collection of images or visual content.
Example: "As I entered the gallery, I was met with a wall of image that left me speechless, each piece telling its own story."
Alternatives: "a barrage of images" or "a flood of visuals".
"Without that agreement and that trust between reporter and source, the real news simply dries up, and the whole truth steadily recedes behind a wall of image-mongering, denial and even outright lies".
You can do a Google search for a particular image, and a wall of images floats across your screen.
Dix's "War" etchings are not the only instance of a wall of images bearing down on you.
A wall of images by painters who knew her gives a sense of Knights's complex but calm intelligence, as well as her beauty and isolation from other people.
Some effort has been made to group the art according to themes of a sort, like a wall of images of the women in Picasso's life in the opening room, or a room of his late etchings (the most interesting body of work) upstairs.
Create a wall of images that inspires you.
"Er, that's mine," he then says, directing me to a plywood seat opposite, which turns out to be a touch excruciating, in front of shelves bearing a discriminating selection of architectural books, and opposite a wall of inspirational images – great buildings, beautiful bodies, maps of Africa, the former model Ashley Shaw-Scott, whom he recently married.
Search results are returned as a wall of product images and can be refined by price and features.
Users can perform keyword searches in the app, or browse through a visual wall of image thumbnails.
The show peaks with a wall of these reverberating images, as Verburg turns intimate moments into breaking news.
The cameras feed into a ground-floor room known as the "viper room," filling a wall of screens with images from around the complex.
