Each chapter of each book has been rendered into Flash-based paintings that can be explored, zoomed into, and clicked on.
His paintings flash across that inner sky, il lustrating the paths of planets, the lines of radia tion, the look of a colonized moon.
Lights flash in the dark; paintings all but disappear into walls.
The audience gets a virtual tour, courtesy of the veteran actors Dermot Crowley and Dearbhla Molloy, who give brief introductions to the paintings that flash across a screen between their lecterns and then read the poems each artwork inspired.
His creations grew into graphic novels, mixed-media paintings, sculpture, flash animation, and video featured worldwide in galleries, museums, private collections and films.
White people go 'Why you guys hold your things?' Say 'You done took everything else motherfucker.' ") The paintings' hot, flashing colors are as hard on the eyes as their texts are on the nerves.
As she was swept into her room of paintings, cameras flashed and paparazzi hollered, "Tomma, over here!," "This way, darlin'!," and "Could we have happier?" Facing the press pack, Abts deflected questions so expertly that a reporter from the Daily Telegraph remarked, "She should get a job in the Foreign Office".
The pictures radiate a kind of Apollonian beauty, with flashes of details from paintings by Delacroix and Géricault peeping out among decades of Ms. Goldin's plentiful nudes and pre- and post- and plain-old-coital scenes, whose punk bravado is softened and transformed by such High Romantic company.
The short film was a collection of approximately 2500 classical works of art, mostly paintings, that flashed by in three minutes.
(No photographs, visitors were warned, lest the flash bulbs disturb the Canaletto paintings).
