But her repetitions, intended to convey narrative instability, fall short of offering a satisfactory portrait of a town during the war.
The remarkable performers -- John Fjelnseth Brungot, Kyrre Texnaes, Espen Reboli Bjerke and Thorbjorn Harr -- convey narrative, atmosphere and context almost entirely through pure physical action.
Using narrative as an alibi for an autonomous investigation into architectural typology, the work can be understood in two categories: those aspects that convey narrative material, and those that deal in the tectonic.
A perfect example of how graphic interfaces are used to convey narrative subtexts and help the audience make value judgments is the work we did for Ridley Scott on the set of Prometheus.
Filmmakers are experimenting with how they can push the medium and convey narratives.
The result: the Long Island Rail Road conveyed a narrative of shared pain, of workers fighting back against unprecedented damage that was beyond their control.
Headlines in UK media railing against the latest 'diktat from Brussels' have long conveyed a narrative of national sovereignty being battered and bruised from afar — implying this is one of the principal ingredients of being a member of the EU, rather than flagging the potential and actual benefits of erasing some of the barriers that divide up a region of some 500 million people.
The long sequences of choreographed pantomime, studded with intermittent snippets of song, still conveyed a narrative that was visceral, powerful and moving.
He sets out to convey a "narrative", or rather multiple narratives, a word he has a particular fondness for.
Second, they can convey a narrative, a story, to create persuasive experiences.
