Plasma screens, for example, are vulnerable to burn-in, in which motionless images, if displayed for too long, become seared permanently into the glass.
This time Kuleshov cuts away to nearly motionless images of menacing objects and ominous details of landscape to create an atmosphere of slowly mounting tension.
Plasma screens, for example, are vulnerable to "burn-in," in which motionless images, if displayed for too long, become seared permanently into the glass.
Its nearly motionless, paintinglike images alternate majestic views of headlands pasture, sea and sky with more prosaic shots of cud-chewing cows, farm buildings and an off-schedule rooster.
The Web has evolved from this motionless monologue of information to a dynamic conversation -- which is peppered with text, audio, still images, video footage and interactivity.
At the doorway, the patient's mother stood motionless, petrified by the image of her healthy, exuberant 20-year-old daughter, now pale and unresponsive.
At the doorway a middle-age woman, the girl's mother, stood motionless, stunned by the image of her daughter who now lay before her, pale and restless and completely unresponsive.
Nothing onscreen this year has been more gratifying than the sight and sound of this great actor, as he sits, motionless as a graven image, listens, and then issues his Sibylline prediction: "I don't see a lot of money here".
Furthermore the installation proceeds astutely in big, clear oppositions between the academy and the street, or between town and country; that is, between Seurat's classic ladies and gentlemen, seen isolated and often motionless, and more roiled images of farmland, factories, rumbling carts and farm wagons, and a locomotive.
