Now the executive director of Chanticleer, which opened to the public in 1993, Mr. Woods, 49, led the way through a garden that -- from the first jack-in-the-pulpits of spring, to the golden light and flaming reds of fall -- offers gardeners an education in how textures, color and light shift with the seasons.
Arrival at Amarvilas -- Sanskrit for "eternal haven" -- did not disappoint, as my driver pulled into a courtyard lighted by flaming braziers.
Provide lighting through flaming tiki torches.
What with the flaming lights, the deep shadows, the confusing noise of hammers, drills, and chains, the half-naked forms flitting about, with here and there a Sisyphus rolling his stone, one might, if of a poetic temperament, get a realizing sense of Dante's Inferno".
Your eye immediately finds the only touch of bright light, a flaming weapon (a rock? A bomb?) that a young presumably Palestinian boy is throwing at an Israeli soldier; yet another day of violence in the Palestinian Territories of the West Bank.
But then the stadium was flooded with light, and three giant flaming letters shouted out the answer … NHS.
Bathed in flaming red light designed by Mr. Louis and Alberto Del Saz, Ms. D'Orléans Juste appears initially in splendid isolation, curling her arm over her head and pulling her loose hair upward.
Only thirty-seven years old:— so much already done for immortality — so much time remaining to maintain and to extend his fame, and to atone for errors in conduct and levities in composition; who will not grieve that such a race has been shortened, though not always keeping the straight path — such a light extinguished, though sometimes flaming to dazzle and to bewilder?
But the main excitement is in Mr. Hodgkin's play with basic elements of painting: colors that range from muddy greens to turquoise and hot pink; light that varies from flaming to nocturnally foggy; and the application of paint itself, which can be hyperactively gestural or caressingly sensuous.
Visualise it glowing in flaming blue light.
