The show's one photograph — an especially blurry body-print earthwork by Ana Mendieta — provides an uncanny link to the Abreu show (right next door).
The La Rioja representative, Darío Flores, descends the stage in the usual manner: his vision blurry, his body crucified, he stares around, keeping his arms outstretched to encourage air back into his starved lungs.
There is one blurry whole-body shot of him as an adult, clothed.
Doctors here say that for many of these newcomers, the most common health problems, and the hardest to treat, lie at the blurry line between body and mind, where emotional scars from troubled pasts may surface as physical illness, pain and depression.
("What I want is the blurry oblivion of body-crashing sex").
I was struck by the range in scales: sometimes human faces were so close they'd gone blurry; other times bodies were just dots, dwarfed by infrastructure or wreckage.
Once, with the bases loaded, with his sugar low, with his vision blurry and with his body weak, Santo saw three balls thrown, when there was only one, Vicki said.
In dark, gridded compositions on large canvases, the vague, blurry images of human bodies are overlaid by all sorts of pixilated textures, as though on a monitor overwhelmed by too much input.
They evolved: the first ones are posed, like fashion shots; the last are long exposures of the body in motion, blurry images that turn heavy flesh into fluid form.
In her lifetime, Woodman took over 800 photographs, depicting the female body as a blurry stain that had been rubbed out.
We don't have much sense of her as a writer, and while plenty of attention is paid to her amorous behavior, and to Ms. Arterton's healthy body, her motives remain blurry.
