Second, two additional studies tested the underlying mechanism and showed that darkness elicits a feeling of being free from constraints and triggers a risky, explorative processing style.
This is a prevalent theme in the artwork in this show, with several artists depicting or using ripe fruit (Julie Heffernan, Maria Tomasula), flowers in bloom or about to wilt (Yoshihiro Suda) as well as foodstuff of all kinds (Robert Gober, Franco Mondini-Ruiz, Emily Eveleth).Though simple and poetic, the work of these artists often elicits a feeling of melancholy.
However, I was surprised to find this research that proved dim lighting can improve creative performance.... darkness elicits a feeling of being free from constraints and triggers a risky, explorative processing style.
These exercisers might learn techniques to elicit a feeling that makes working out positively addictive.
The ideal, of course, is a piece in which the artistic qualities in dance, those would be shape, tempo, rhythm, attack, etc.—are such as to elicit a feeling that you recognize as being on the side of justice.
Yet, at the same time, the movie is surprisingly, blandly uninflected, devoid of anything off center or disproportionate — or even incisively angled or hysterically restrained �� that would elicit a feeling of synaptic leaps, of subjectivity made physical.
The ideal, of course, is a piece in which the artistic qualities — in dance, those would be shape, tempo, rhythm, attack, etc. — are such as to elicit a feeling that you recognize as being on the side of justice.
"We did a lot of listening," Mr. Metzger says, which elicited "a feeling that this is a unique place with something more there — a depth, a richness, an authenticity — that we frankly felt hadn't been told in previous communications".
The long, brooding aria "He was despised" is for them a stark reminder of the work's length – three hours without cuts – and the plodding da capo can elicit a feeling perhaps a little too close to the anguished subject matter.
It used to be the icecaps, the deserts, the volcanoes and glaciers that gave us a sense of how small and limited we were and elicited a feeling in which fear and respect coagulated into a strangely pleasing sense of humility, a feeling which the philosophers of the 18th century famously named the sublime.
KRISTIN: I capture and share moments in the ocean, in the hopes that my images will trigger something, spark an interest, elicit a feeling that causes empathy.
