Sentence examples for existential images from inspiring English sources

"In addition to visual and tactile interactions, there are also powerful emotions — sometimes pleasure, but often fear, anxiety, and uncertainty — that are recruited in our brain by Soutine's torturous, asymmetrical, and existential images," he writes.

Swedish Photographer Gabriel Isak has been working on a collection of existential images that attempt to depict the varied unconscious states and human conditions.

Bahrani describes these characters as outsiders, but in a sense that designation is as much existential — the image conjured by the title "Man Push Cart" was inspired by Albert Camus's "Myth of Sisyphus" — as sociological.

Fame has become an existential condition: If your image isn't reflected back at you, then how do you know you're alive?

Readers marvel at the just-released image, ponder existential questions and, on a more down-to-earth note, point out the resemblance to a doughnut.

And his exquisite oil-on-paper "Old Man Afraid to Cross" (1961), an image of existential journeying told in a language of roiling pigment and bursts of jewel-like color, is the prize of the show.

An existential threat conjures an image of war-loving Iran poised on the brink of exterminating the Jews of Israel.

The overall effect of the show is of a cosmic fun house, an existential roller coaster of erupting images and perceptual surprises and puzzles, of events both momentous and banal equalized by overwhelming scale and conveyed by a refined, unobtrusive technology.

Bacon is popularly thought of as the pontiff of existential horror, his most famous image being of a screaming Pope Innocent X based on a portrait by Velázquez.

Like "Distant," this film paints a haunting portrait of existential solitude, one in which the images speak louder and often more forcefully than do any of the words.

How I remember you always and Before the Beginning and Beyond the End, Riggio can provide context to an image that reflects an existential dialogue.