Kei Acedera's images, which appear throughout as full-page, half-page and spot-art ink-wash drawings, seem to be illuminated by dramatic light sources, from a roaring fire to a flickering candle, visually expressing the gloom settled on a land that has not seen the sun in 1,728 days.
Kobborg's dramatic gifts have illuminated the tormented Prince Rudolf, and the psychotic dance teacher in The Lesson.
Ms. Koh and Mr. Wosner illuminated the dramatic contrasts of the first section, which begins with an introspective Adagio and quickly morphs into a sparkling Allegro.
The appealing work features a range of sonorities and effects like dramatic pizzicatos, all vividly illuminated in a spirited interpretation by Ms. Robinson and Mr. Laredo.
Till Fellner, an excellent Vienna-born pianist, illuminated the dramatic hues of the Opus 7 Sonata on Friday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in its PianoForte series.
Korean artist Do-Ho Suh, on finding no sign of his fibreoptic laced floor which should have illuminated the dramatic ice walls of LA architects Morphosis's structure in Kemi, declares himself "dismayed".
The Pont du Gard is to be illuminated in dramatic fashion, while here in Avignon, the Palais des Papes plays host to an exhibition of modern art which is breathtaking in both ambition and experience.
By the time of "Vanda's Room," three years later, the jackhammers and backhoes of urban renewal can be heard gnawing away off screen, and the visual design turns to dark interiors illuminated by dramatic shafts of light, shot by Mr. Costa himself, operating a digital video camera.
In this neuroscience-obsessed age, the best guess would be an enthusiastic account, illuminated with dramatic, if misleading, colour images of the brain regions that light up when people placed inside an MRI scanner are asked to think about their social relations.
She just wanted to find a dramatic context to illuminate the work, she said.
