The 18th century was marked by the expansion of statistical theory, ideas of data graphical representation and the advent of new graphic forms.
If Weston saw the absence of glass as a glaring presence, Siskind viewed shards of glass meeting the black void as jazzy graphic forms.
Try as they might, the graphic forms of the novel can't help being subversive of the prose-only novel tradition by daring to question the superiority of words.
To facilitate fast and accurate recognition, the form of writing was improved by introducing spaces between the words, developing conventions for punctuation and paragraphing, and simplifying graphic forms.
Dressed in gray unitards, the seven dancers were graphic forms against the backdrops, and their movements were as powerful when done in silence as when they were lent urgency by Zummo's tones.
With its impressive body count and profusely graphic forms of death (dismemberment, hanging, ax murder, bayonetting, musket and cannon fire), "Brave Enemies" would seem to have a lot in common with a Quentin Tarantino movie.
A chapter called "Oriental Attraction" reveals Hergé's great love of China and its strong influence on him, which comes through in much of the elemental graphic forms and the plots of his work, including books like "The Blue Lotus" and "Tintin in Tibet".
To be freed from the stranglehold of Big Media is, instead, to be deluged with a range of online commentary on matters big and small, a thousand click-bait headlines, a million points of irrelevant data presented in a hundred winsome graphic forms.
