Meanwhile, the incredible financial value of art is one of the stranger and more enigmatic realities of our time.
Nina Canell Canell uses electricity and old socks in installations that explore the enigmatic nature of reality.
His boss is an enigmatic figure who "anticipates reality" and appears to hold more power than Mexico's President.
In reality, the enigmatic 'Ted' is the creation of Founder & CEO Ray Kelvin - his alter ego if you will.
The work's complex and enigmatic composition raises questions about reality and illusion, and creates an uncertain relationship between the viewer and the figures depicted.
Still, despite the fact that seven billion people are busy co-creating this field moment to moment, the process of social reality creation remains enigmatic because it is connected to our blind spot.
Consequently, while we all think we know what fantastic pancakes are, in reality the pancake remains enigmatic.
Bristling with ideas, snatches of reality, optical tricks and enigmatic moments, this magical, mesmerising exhibition is alive with the whirring hum of an orchestra of 16mm film projectors.
As reviewers gushed over Dean's electrifying portrayal of Jim Stark, the ultimate troubled teenager, they struggled with the reality that the brilliant, enigmatic young actor who had created such an iconic performance was already dead.
Varo's enigmatic Call, part dream part symbolic reality, seems at once a calling and a call to action.
Her 2002 retrospective at Tate Modern was a revelation of enigmatic dramas that slipped bewilderingly between apparent reality and plausible apparition.
