Viewers familiar with James Turrell's windows onto misty, colored spaces will recognize the illusory effect.
Instead of standard drum tones, he often uses a deep, edgeless thud or nothing at all, and he dwells on minor chords and misty open spaces.
Much of the coverage of the demise of the Mir space station was misty-eyed and nostalgic.
Misty Copeland called Wilkinson her mentor.
Not many people were about; it was after midnight, almost one o'clock, the widely spaced lampposts casting pools of misty, yellow illumination.
All lines were straight and all surfaces hard, but they were made dreamy and soft by the indirect, misty light and by a mysterious sense of spaces disappearing round corners.
Strabo (1924, Book XIII, Chapter 4, Section 14), describing the Ploutonion, reported that "this space is full of a vapor so misty and dense that one can scarcely see the ground.
Most take up no more space than a desk corner, but otherwise they vary wildly, from a misty, wistful watercolor of the lake at Coole Park, by William Butler Yeats, to an appropriately fanciful zebra-tiger sketched in ink, by Jorge Luis Borges.
The "twilight" of the exhibition's title has as much to do with the mistier regions of consciousness as with the borderlands of real-world time and space.
Yet although the galaxy beyond is undoubtedly filled with stars and misty clouds for days, there aren't any decorative touches around to spruce up the space.
