Almost as disorientating as G n' R's embracing of these definitive pomp-rock specimens was the slick power of the performances.
At first, it is disorientating as you fin along in semi-darkness, but soon a tranche of translucent sea appears ahead and you head towards it to emerge at the outer edge of the massive cliffs.
With reference to psychoanalytical, object relations theory (Klein and Winnicott) I argue that the in-between spaces established by transgressive acts, destabilising and disorientating as they may be, should not be categorised as pathological but rather affective territories of potentiality necessary for creative education.
The Knife A Tooth for an Eye This song is reliant on an off-kilter Afro-beat rhythm that distracts and disorientates as much as it drives the track forward.
It can be a bit disorientating at first, as you can imagine, and this project by a Missouri professor is intended to get them inured to the cacophany before they're actually on the battlefield.
The flashing lights are likely to leave you feeling disorientated, so as you walk back through the exhibition to exit into the natural light, it is likely you will start to see things differently.
As far as we are aware, the three-dimensional structure of Purkinje cells from the nb/nb mouse has not been examined, but it would be interesting to see whether lack of ankyrin R in these mice leads to thinner and disorientated dendrites as seen in β-III−/− mice.
Early literary interest in displacement was reinforced by Manning's own terrifying and disorientating experiences as a refugee during the war.
Altogether it creates a disorientating pleasure, as getting lost in the psychedelic universe of the video becomes appropriately freeing.
You can check out the compelling visuals in the video above, which creates a sense of disorientating eeriness, as if you're wandering through a graphic graveyard in a forgotten world.
