Each captures what Blake called "a World in a Grain of Sand," from "The spring day/ lingers/ in the pools" to a winter epiphany: "Here/ I'm here -- / the snow falling". Karas uses traditional materials such as rice paper and wood, as well as pencils and paint, to illustrate these instants of compressed experience.
In general, examples chosen for this show seem to compress experiences into abstractions that are occasionally sparked with recognizable images.
He's very articulate, so he was able to compress experiences".
Lyric poetry is a way of compressing experience into a heightened moment, but what happens when the experience is one of wanting not to be contained?
To Keats, who compressed the experience of a lifetime into a career of five years, it came in his early twenties.
Because the universe was compressed and experienced a single sudden expansion, the characteristics of the background radiation would be roughly the same.
The video he sent us is a sort of MTV-esque homage to the swirl of experiences that might happen to a startup founder were they to compress their experience into a fast-paced music video, shot in the first person.
Relatively complete sensory deprivation (such as may be experienced, for example, by persons undergoing prolonged stays in experimental isolation chambers) compresses the experience of time to the point that short or long intervals (from about a minute to a day) seem to pass about twice as fast as usual.
Once the cord is compressed, the dog experiences symptoms ranging from mild back/neck pain to leg paralysis, loss of sensation, and urinary and fecal incontinence.
All variants of the approach have this much in common: they compress the experiencing of change into momentary (or near-momentary) phases of consciousness.
We hypothesize that depolarized muscle fibres take up not only sodium through the omega pore but also osmotic water, to cause fibre swelling that may compress nerves, experienced by the patients as pain and drop foot (transient compartment-like syndrome).
