This nearly monochromatic snapshot lays bare human isolation in the midst of gaiety.
It was created over one long winter in a cabin in Wisconsin, when Vernon was a solitary figure in bare-branched, snowy isolation, as if in a Doig painting.
But Parker sees a bond: "Both of them, through their work and their relation to the world, have laid bare a live wire between poetry and isolation — physical isolation, social isolation, spiritual isolation".
The valley sides are generally bare on account of their isolation from the precipitation-bearing influences.
There was nothing in the isolation cell except bare metal -- built just like a freezer, AC system blowing through cold air for 24 hours, so it turns into a freezer box, a freezer, a fridge.
The rare and surviving-against-the-odds mosques of the cameleers support "bush" narratives of outback hardship, isolation, resilience, masculinity and bare-boned purposefulness.
The control system is integrated with a three-storey shear building model and control performance of the MRE base isolation system is compared with bare building, passive-on isolation system and passive-off isolation system.
From the time of David Pinsent's death in 1918 onward, Wittgenstein's thirst for monastic isolation and the uttermost stripping bare of human contacts had, at its roots, a sense of tragic loss and of love gone to darkness.
In very crude terms, all subatomic particles can be thought to have two values for their mass: Their mass in isolation which is called their "bare" mass, and their experimental mass, which includes interactions with other sub-atomic particles.
But theatre isn't about the production of perfectly formed shows to be experienced and judged in isolation, like paintings hanging on a bare wall.
Hearing it like that, the strings bare and alone, Shara Nelson's peerless vocal in isolation, those little scratches and samples from Mahavishnu Orchestra and John McLaughlin's "Planetary Citizen"... it was just wonderful.
