Through this exercise you will have explored the expressive potential and tonal range of an individual colour family.
The just-barely-sung drunk-dialling ode "Marvin's Room" makes you wonder what Chet Baker, another artist who explored the expressive potential of unexpressive vocals, would have done with Auto-Tune.
In previous pieces, including two featured on a superb 2011 Nonesuch CD, "Gra agus Bas," Mr. Dennehy has explored the expressive potential of sean nos, an Irish vocal tradition known for its plaintive tone, wide leaps and microtonal inflections.
The 72-year-old poet from Virginia has published eight collections of poetry that challenge "will and fate and the life cycles of the natural world while exploring the expressive potential of both lyric and narrative elements".
Elsheimer's works of this period explore the expressive, often mysterious effects of light.
On the generative side, we explore the expressive capabilities of an abstract, faceless, creature-like robot, with very few degrees of freedom, lacking both facial expressions and the complex humanoid design found often in emotionally expressive robots.
As he progressed, he became increasingly an intrepid explorer of two limitless realms: the expressive potential of art and the complex, conflicted nature of the human animal.
Alan Davie, Terry Frost, Patrick Heron, Roger Hilton, Peter Lanyon, William Scott and Bryan Wynter explored the sensitive zone between representation and abstraction: testing the expressive potential of the material of paint itself, and of the mark and gesture, while retaining semblances of subject matter, external references or imagery.
