Turrell's work moves between fixed-point contemplation and total immersion: Raemar pink white (1969) and the later After green (1993) are visual experiences that invite you to consider the oscillating, perceptual magic of colour and form.
The title poem of Forché's fourth collection takes the birth of her son as a starting point for contemplation of her own childhood, just after the Second World War, an era when "it was not as certain that a child would live to be grown".
Adams' score and Alice Goodman's libretto beg at this point for contemplation, a few seconds, at least, of stunned silence.
Watching Poincheval's journey through time forms a point of contemplation for the viewer, who can only imagine the artist's journey beyond their vision.
As devotional images, the images became the focal points for contemplation and mystical representation.
Another of my contemplation points is [Samuel] Van Hoogstraten's Peepshow in Room 18 at the National Gallery.
I was at the Klein bottle exhibit because it's one of my contemplation points; I come here every so often to think about Infinity and that sort of thing.
Pulse Miami 2007 The entry gate to Pulse Miami 2007, a site-specific creation of the Berlin architectural darling Jürgen Mayer H., will be an 11-foot-tall undulating arch — cantilevered, split and sliced — with seating areas designed as a meeting point and place for contemplation.
The Italian artist's photographs are not points of arrival for our aesthetic contemplation but rather points of departure to change the world.
But I think I've never seen an excellent painting that is so masochistically cheerless, to the point of revelling in a contemplation of impotence.
During the trial, his dramatic photograph Contemplation Rock, Glacier Point (1872), showing him perched terrifyingly atop a mountain peak, was offered as evidence of his mental fragility, according to Warrell.
