The phrase "audacious visual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a bold or daring visual element in art, design, or media.
Example: "The artist's latest work features an audacious visual that challenges traditional norms and captivates the audience."
Alternatives: "bold imagery" or "daring visual".
The Trial sprouts audacious visual surprises on almost every page.
It is a dark piece, though Ms. Bausch's sly humor and audacious visual imagination are in full play in this nearly three-hour modern-dance work.
The pre-credit sequence, in which a tree falls in a forest and the camera, perched on high, falls along with it toward its victim, foretells the audacious visual delirium that brings the story to life.
An astounding array of talent, including James Agee, who wrote the script, and Robert Mitchum, Shelley Winters, and, of course, Lillian Gish, who play leading roles, gravitated around Laughton, who brought to the film an audacious visual sensibilty that eerily, indelibly conjures a sense of ambient evil.
With a foot seemingly in the beyond (though by all accounts, Resnais is well and busy — he's finishing work on his new film, "Aimer, Boire et Chanter" — based on Alan Ayckbourn's play "Life of Riley"), the director calls upon increasingly audacious visual devices to evoke it.
"An Oversimplification" blended live action with animation, reality with hypotheticals; in this video, Nance relies on ingenious stagecraft, deployed on location, to conjure dream worlds that might as well be animated, and he amplifies it with even more audacious visual design.
Like many director-driven TV shows of the past few years, "Behind the Candelabra" offered a fresh model for television, in which audacious visuals are as central to storytelling as great writing is.
The audacious pileup of visual pleasures and conceptual provocations in "Who's Afraid of Jasper Johns?," at Tony Shafrazi, conceived by Brown and Fischer, starts with a trompe-l'oeil stunt.
What an epic and profoundly peculiar situation, then, that an audacious group of visual parodists and political satirists in France should not only serve as the inheritors of that attack but to also embody Ground Zero.
Familiarity with the director's box of tricks has bred a touch of contempt, but it's becoming easier, now that the hype has cleared, to see the movie for what it really is: an audacious attempt to fuse visual chutzpah and expansive storytelling, movies and music, art and trash.
Still, it's an audacious and creatively risky wonder, with enough visual pizzazz amid the insanity to capture the spirit of those turbulent times.
