(This rough aesthetic even dominates Hollywood action movies these days, most notably in the Bourne films).
Sarah Brigham's resourceful production has a rough aesthetic of cable reels and oil drums.
" 'Sea Wall' needed a cheap set, a rough aesthetic, the spirit of an accident and an actor," Mr. Stephens said.
But Mr. Nares's film is an eon away from the rough street aesthetic of the '70s.
The rough, concrete aesthetic of the new basement space will purposely be left unpolished, said the museum's director, Jean de Loisy.
Their label, Marques'Almeida, isn't polished, nor even especially clean, but their rough-shod aesthetic is easily as fully realised.
A red-bricked former factory called Tkachi, billed as a "creative space", feels decidedly corporate: despite the rough-hewn aesthetic, it's basically an anaemic hipster shopping centre.
Mr. Cannon and Mr. White said their goal is a restaurant that — in its unceremonious spirit and fastidiously rough-hewn aesthetic — will be the city's most persuasive replica of a genuine Italian osteria or trattoria.
Early shows celebrated that rough-edges aesthetic, notably a four-handed skit on the English seaside called Put It on Your Head, which McBurney described as "part idiocy, part pantomime, part commedia dell'arte".
There's something endearing about the low-tech way of life "Vikings" depicts; any number of scenes feature goats wandering around, and the series' rough-hewn aesthetic -- a mixture of gorgeous fjords, sturdy furniture, homey halls and beautiful metalwork -- somehow makes life in a wooden hut by the sea seem pretty attractive.
You can't help but feel this rough and ready aesthetic is a bit of a juxtaposition.
