It encompasses moods from the intensely erotic – Kirsten Supine was inspired by Kirsten Dunst's nude scene in Lars von Trier's Melancholia – to the surprisingly tender.
His pieces are intensely provocative black glass sculptures, inspired by his wife's braided hair, which she cut on their honeymoon.
The Caitanya movement, an intensely emotional form of Hinduism inspired by the medieval saint Caitanya (1485 1533), shaped the subsequent development of Bengali poetry until the early 19th century, when contact with the West sparked a vigorous creative synthesis.
The Chaitanya movement, an intensely emotional form of Hinduism inspired by the medieval saint Chaitanya (1485 1533), shaped the subsequent development of Bengali poetry until the early 19th century, when contact with the West sparked a vigorous creative synthesis.
Olivier Messiaen was an intensely committed Catholic who wrote music inspired by his love of God, his love of nature and his love of birdsong.
An intensely personal work, "A Selection" was inspired by Mr. Sendak's pained identification with the Holocaust, in which many of his relatives died, and he declares that even though he is alive and well, he still considers himself a Holocaust victim.
James Cousins elicits fabulous performances from the dancers of this intensely choreographed exploration of the female psyche, inspired by Shakespeare's heroine in As You Like It.
The program opened with an intensely focused performance of Morton Feldman's "Turfan Fragments" (1980), inspired by knotted carpets discovered on an archaeological expedition in East Turkestan.
The movie is intensely acted, with a sense of interior longing possibly inspired by Terrence Malick, but it is also sometimes contrived and straining self-consciously for dramatic mood and moment.
His masterwork Painting with White Border (1913; Guggenheim Museum), inspired by his native Moscow, emerged during an intensely creative period in his artistic development.
