It explores how the train's structure and motion neutralised perceived and actual hazards of the Indian environment, while rendering the track-side surroundings a series of sights for aesthetic contemplation.
Floating turbines can be located over the horizon, out of sight of land, eliminating aesthetic and noise concerns that have delayed projects, including Cape Wind.
In the two series here, one known as "Interactions" and the other collectively titled "On Sight," he traces an aesthetic lineage directly back to Wassily Kandinsky, one of Russia's most distinguished and influential modernists.
In scenic design, there is no aesthetic touch in sight.
We first see him at the breakfast table, reproaching Johanna for her gooey breakfast pastry, the very sight of which disrupts his aesthetic sense; when she defends herself, the disruption knocks his work day off the rails before it has even begun.
Similarly, a person lacking sight or hearing can achieve aesthetic satisfaction by other means; a person with intellectual impairments can participate in activities structured to include individuals of varying cognitive skills.
"The sight of you gives me such aesthetic pleasure," she wrote in September 1908, reassuring him that for her the physical and the spiritual were intertwined.
In its stringent suppression of auteurism -- all signatories to the vow of chastity "swear to refrain from creating a 'work' " -- dogmatism, at least as applied by Mr. Kragh-Jacobsen, derives impressive aesthetic authority from ordinary sights and sounds.
SHADOWS The store is practically hidden from sight, in keeping with the line's aesthetic modesty.
Especially in earlyish works, from before "La Grande Jatte" and increasing stylization, Seurat plays hob with the automatic processing of sight in the brain, inducing a salutary aesthetic panic.
