Those here set off scores of cultural collisions and formal echoes, mixing and matching everyday reality with art or occasional scenes of graphic sex.
Joannis Avramidis, also working in Vienna, turned figures into clusters of simplified formal echoes; the third sculptor of the Viennese group, Rudolf Hoflehner, who worked in iron, transformed them into symbolic presences.
Mr. Ritchie uses a flat vinyl material called Sintra for his sculptural wall and floor pieces; these are formal echoes of the paintings, says the artist, designed to allow viewers "to walk inside the pictures".
Group A (n = 5) had impaired left ventricular systolic function, documented on formal transthoracic echo, of which three had ejection fractions <25%.
Our formal research echoes the sentiment we hear from our clients in every engagement: The board of directors has a vital role to play in digital transformation.
Located in the mill-and-warehouse district that is the city's historic heart, the building in its formal volumes echoes the silos nearby.
Then came a whole masked ball of transformations, including a glittering waltz and a formal minuet, echoes of marching and moments of intemperance.
What we find in all these cases is just a formal contrast, an echo of further differences, which we can appreciate more deeply only by probing the poem further.
More than merely a formal or stylistic echo for simple pictorial harmony, the emphatic repetition visually unites figure and landscape, cupping the distant land, sea and sky between them.
Not even the relatively severe classicist Ben Jonson could bring himself to deny Shakespeare's greatness, and the theme of Shakespearean genius triumphing over formal imperfections is echoed by major British critics from John Dryden and Alexander Pope through Samuel Johnson.
