Bausch's works have typically involved spectacular sets — the earthen floor of "The Rite of Spring" (1975), the proscenium-filling cinder-block wall of "Palermo Palermo" (1989), the hill of red flowers of "Der Fensterputzer" (1997), the huge rough boulder of "Vollmond" (2006) — and this floor seems simple in comparison.
The tunnels, like the hotel itself, are faced in rough-cut boulders, and one gets the feeling, as one navigates these rocky corridors, of gradually approaching some sort of hidden inner sanctum -- the City of the Lost Massage -- although the piped-in music signals New Age rather than impending doom.
Its most famous residents are Jackson Pollock and his wife, Lee Krasner, whose tombstones are monumental rough-hewn boulders, which bear their signatures etched in bronze.
Also unfamiliar to me was the 18th-century Saint-James Folly in Neuilly, a romantic caprice juxtaposing a serene Classical portico against a faux grotto of rough-hewn boulders.
The beach is wild and rugged, full of rough-hewn boulders and brimming tide pools.
Into the triangle, which mirrors the sky, is wedged a giant rough-hewn boulder.
Further along, colossal boulders, rough and ruddy, lay strewn and smashed at Uluru's base.
Instead, there was a rough track of boulders, a destructive path that marked Chhota Shigri's retreat.
Inscribed with Dr. King's words, the surfaces will be polished but the edges left rough, like a boulder split down the center.
The pillars pierce the avalanching boards, rising up like standing stones and set about with boulders and rough wedges.
The pair lost their way and wound up on some rough trails, bouncing over boulders that regularly tossed Ms. Bertine from her bike.
