In both cases, the object is the same: form is used in the service of artistic vision.
Using scenic simplicity to complex effect, this "Merchant" exudes elegance, but always in the service of a vision of a society that is, at its core, most inelegant.
On the wall there is a picture of Audre Lorde and the words "When I dare to be powerful -- to use my strength in the service of my vision -- than it becomes less and less important whether I am afraid".
He is still working in the tradition of the B action movies that flourished under the Cannon Films label in the 1980s and early '90s, and still employing legions of stunt performers and explosives riggers in the service of his vision, which is the old and durable one that bad guys need killing.
He is most certainly not a humanist in the modern, secular sense; rather, his writings, values, and goals are all in service of his vision of the role of Christianity in the secular world.
Adams passionately understood the critical need for technical expertise -- but in the service of creative vision, not at the expense of it.
As Audre Lorde taught us, "When I use my strength in the service of my vision, it makes no difference whether or not I am afraid".
Interviewees highlighted a lack of communication and shared understanding between management and staff in services of the vision, and implications, for care provision.
Low vision services, including assessment of vision and of patients' needs, LVA provision and training have been shown to lead to improved visual function (VF-14, four subscales of NEI-VFQ) [ 23] and to lead to better visual function compared with a control group (LVQOL) [ 37].
