Bloody torture and bloodier death from cops and thugs ensue amid smeary, jittery camerawork and choppy edits that transform the visually disjointed, grim and dim spaces into confetti.
Can't they remember that we are cave dwellers and belong huddled in dim spaces with flickering lights, where the glow of the campfire is replaced with that of the television?
It has continuously rising and falling elevators and a patterned upper floor with square openings admitting shafts of light into dim spaces below where his signature undersize people lurk like ghosts in purgatory.
Deep inside the dim space, a narrow, rectangular doorway is cut in the red brick.
Flashes of light fleetingly illumined shifting bodies in the otherwise dim space.
Aether, on the other hand, has a conspiratorial air, a slightly dim space given over to cool grays and blues.
The dim space has brick walls, a woodsy patio and a refreshing microbrew that draws a good-looking crowd of Web designers and writer types.
Now he finds himself drifting into spells of reflection, thinking not in units, hard and linked, but only absorbing what comes, drawing things out of time and memory and into some dim space that bears his collected experience.
That afternoon, however, she couldn't help thinking about what Martha had said, and as Harley moved back and forth in the dim space of the bell tower she noticed how beautiful his hands were: fine, almost delicate, not large and heavy, like other men's hands, but strong nevertheless, like a pianist's or a dancer's.
Whenever I read Rosen's work, I think of all the dim space in my brain that is occupied irreparably by old "Brady Bunch" episodes and the sexual politics of "Three's Company"; in Rosen's brain these areas are occupied by Montaigne, the complete works of Congreve, rival translations of Rimbaud, etc. etc.
The results of this handmade, instinctive approach, combined with the dim space of APigeon's home, results in something simultaneously familiar yet otherworldly.
