His films, which explored the themes of time and memory, death and love, are sometimes complex but never dull.
In the first poem, a dense exploration of memory, death and hope, low woodwind flutter and throb softly while harp, percussion and strings move with sensuous restraint, each layer or interruption perfectly placed.
They were first published in 1580 and there are 107 of them, on coaches, cannibals, the custom of wearing clothes, liars, radishes, memory, death – anything, in short, that takes the fancy of this genial, worldly nobleman.
"Saraband" (2003, Ingmar Bergman): Emotions of shattering power; family, memory, death, and the black sun of a creative force that not only won't die but consumes anyone it can attract.
During the journey, in which stops were made at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Café Sabarsky, the Guggenheim Museum and Central Park, I found myself staring — really sinking into — a painting; linking a color (blue) to a memory (death); and drinking a cup of hot chocolate (something I wouldn't do in a million years).
Filip De Boeck has published extensively on his research and on a wide variety of topics including postcolonial identity in Africa, processes of accumulation and expenditure in informal economies, history, memory, death, and popular urban culture, especially with regard to children and youth.
Using clear, distinct, almost journalistic prose, Hemon describes his narrator's hazy, trancelike state of being, in which dreams, memories, death and a life-after-death intermingle.
Biology, memory, experience, death.
She must erase the memory of death, of the lambs' pre-mortem bleating.
We shouldn't let violence also mar his memory in death.
She set up a museum exhibit on the Jewish memory of death in the Holocaust and in Israel's wars.
