Sentence examples for indeterminate space from inspiring English sources
The screen, a kind of indeterminate space, does not seem violable in the same way as the page.
"Still Life With Bottles," with its emphasis on rock-solid forms sitting in an indeterminate space, feels akin to Giorgio Morandi, another dark horse of modernist painting.
In these wonderful movies, psychological disturbance rises to allegory, and in so doing vexes the sustaining myth of the American frontier, an indeterminate space now revealed to be imbued with darkness.
I think between reading and nonreading there is an indeterminate space that is quite important, a space where you have books you have skimmed, books you have heard about and books you have forgotten.
He gradually increased the size of the shapes and also the size of his canvases, intending the large indeterminate space of the picture to envelop viewers in a field of pure sensation.
Michelangelo's huge fresco The Last Judgment (1533 41; Sistine Chapel, Vatican) shows strong Mannerist tendencies in its agitated composition, formless and indeterminate space, and in the tortured poses and exaggerated musculature of its bunches of nude figures.
Like the gelatin of primeval life, they float in indeterminate spaces that might be seen as enlargements of microscopic environments.
All the while she made brilliant use of the indeterminate spaces between singing and remembering, often turning songs into halting, half-spoken dramatic monologues.
His best-known work radiates emotion with a complexity that is all on the surface, expressed in elongated, unanchored figures; misty-eyed, mooning faces; jagged patches of color; flickering lights and darks; indeterminate spaces; and forthright paint handling.
If it exists in an indeterminate Atlantic space, it also seems slightly lost in time.
Instead, his virtually gestureless paintings achieved their effects by juxtaposing large areas of melting colours that seemingly float parallel to the picture plane in an indeterminate, atmospheric space.
