Describing them not as a playful diversion but a contagious affliction, Kusama's world was plagued by an obsessive imagination, and she found making art to be her only escape from her omnipresent visions.
Representation is a central theme of Schoenberg's opera, which develops a conflict between Moses Günther Reichh) and his vision of an omnipresent, ungraspable God, with Aaron (Louis Devos) and his use of magic tricks and graven images as a way of making God comprehensible to the skeptical Hebrews.
It's a big part of the reason why, even with violent crime actually declining, the gun-lobby has made its dark vision of looming, omnipresent violence so pervasive throughout civil society.
Cloud computing, with its underlying technologies, has been widely hyped as the enabling technology that could transform the vision of computing as an omnipresent utility into reality [1].
The author's vision of 1984 was a world of "perpetual war, omnipresent government surveillance and public mind control".
But Durand is omnipresent in a companion exhibition adjacent to "Nature and the American Vision" that is titled "The World of Asher B. Durand: The Artist in Antebellum New York".
In Orwell's Britain, which is probably the democratic world's leading practitioner of CCTV monitoring, the omnipresent pole-mounted cameras are being supplemented in some jurisdictions by wearable, night-vision cop-cams that police use to record every drunken driver, domestic violence call and restive crowd they encounter.
In Mr. Tcherniakov's vision, the Oprichniki wear modern business suits, and the czar, who in the original is creepily omnipresent but scarcely appears and never sings, is a virtual creation, while his bride is real.
The pressure was omnipresent.
Army checkpoints are omnipresent.
