Some of the works are concerned with the technique of realism (including those by Evan Penny, Alexandra Moore and Tim Gardner), while others have more to do with expressing intimacy and empathy (Karel Funk, Do-Ho Suh, Y. Z. Kami, Mr. Close, Ms. Sherman), capturing a gesture, look, mood or moment that otherwise might have gone unseen.
The north-western boundaries of the site, the MSPs' building, Queensberry House and the Canongate Building reinforce the existing medieval street patterns "expressing intimacy with the city and its citizens".
In humans, mutual gaze or eye contact plays a critical role in regulating social interactions by providing information and expressing intimacy (for a review, see [1]).
The social functions of human eye gaze are diverse, including following of someone's gaze to significant objects [39], [40], gathering feedback on the others' reactions and regulating turn-taking in conversation [41], [42], expressing intimacy [43], [44], and inferring mental states [1].
There have been previous reports of renegotiation of sexual practices following cancer, with men with prostate cancer reporting "different" and "better" sex after treatment ([ 126], p323), expressing intimacy through oral sex and touch, rather than penetration [ 127, 128].
Curious about how partners express intimacy, they began photographing couples in their bedrooms.
"The Grand Inquisitor" doesn't express intimacy; it lectures about spirituality a deep interest of Brook's for decades.
"The Grand Inquisitor" doesn't express intimacy; it lectures about spirituality — a deep interest of Brook's for decades.
Rigorously maintaining classical postures and arm and hand positions, her dancers tilt a little further to express intimacy.
And the situations into which Mr. Saire has put them variously express intimacy, violence, fear and courage.
I guess she's well familiar with the various and sundry ways in which couples express intimacy - she's been married three times herself.
