Sentence examples for chilly aesthetic from inspiring English sources
It is also because, as public artworks, "The Gates" and "Floating Island" are like a split personality: "The Gates" invited public interaction and was, in effect, completed by it; the island, reflecting Smithson's intellectual and generally chilly aesthetic, floats off at a distance, inaccessible, inhabited by no one.
Photographs of the entirely white home showed a chilly "Miami Vice" aesthetic, like the lobby of a South Beach hotel.
There is still a chilly geometry to the Simons aesthetic, but his confident streamlining for Jil Sander was as powerful in this sporty collection as in the designer's signature tailoring.
The mechanical agency of the gun coincides with the mechanical agency of the cinema — and of the camera — to make for an aesthetic experience of an exemplary, chilly modernity.
There are plenty of inspired melodic moments (particularly on "Flower," a wispy folk song sung in Urdu), but the chilly sheen of "Mind of Mine" can feel like an aesthetic overcorrection to the juvenilia inherent in his past life in One Direction.
Inside, the aesthetic is warm modern, meaning it's open and airy, but without any of the chilly starkness of some modern architecture.
Quelling a revolt among his two kids who'd been waiting on line at the museum on a chilly Easter afternoon by canceling the trip, Hamwee wondered whether virtual reality might hold a solution to his aesthetic problem.
As affectionately remembered by the poet and rocker Patti Smith, who once lived with Mapplethorpe, and by art-world luminaries in New York and London who speak in grander, chillier tones, Wagstaff and Mapplethorpe were a diabolical power couple who lived and died in a mad pursuit of aesthetic perfection and erotic sensation.
