At night, he made sculptures — visually disorienting constructions using sheets of glass; minimalist wooden boxes with non-minimalist performance elements, such as his own arm emerging from a hole in the top, waving a red flag.
At night, he made sculptures visually disorienting constructions using sheets of glass; minimalist wooden boxes with non-minimalist performance elements, such as his own arm emerging from a hole in the top, waving a red flag.
The setting was disorienting, as was the use of machines — a favorite Dorsen move — to mediate human speech.
A score by Schneider TM, which features metallic clicks and disorienting loops, is the boldest use of film music since Mica Levi's score for Under the Skin.
Even before meeting Breton, in 1921, Ernst began using images from 19th-century store catalogs, medical textbooks and popular science magazines to fashion collages of Victorian interiors fraught with all kinds of disorienting warpings of space and behavior.
Melodrama, bawdy humor, and disorienting collisions of high and low permeated the form.
Their slightly wobbly stances underscore the disorienting quality of Mr. Biguenet's tale.
We are deep into New York's own curious Arab Spring, an almost disorienting outbreak of competitive democracy.
+ Appealing artwork featuring disorienting scenes of New York in ruins.
These disorienting snippets of experience offer little reflection, context or connective tissue.
