Somewhere within a vast, grey expanse?" Their simple idea turned into a complex, long-term cartography project that is bearing its fruit exactly two years later.
For his third solo show in New York, Olafur Eliasson has devised two brilliant site-specific installation pieces that bring the outside inside, set simple reality against kaleidoscopic expanses of illusion and isolate patches of sky for your viewing pleasure.
In the data collection, the distances between V2 V4 and V4 V6 were noted, as these were thought to be useful as a simple measure of chest or thoracic expanse.
The Pacific Northwest in particular has expanses of young, structurally simple forests that range from high stocking (unthinned and little understory development) to relatively lower stocking having been previously thinned or initially regenerated at low densities.
In Uruguay, isolated surfing inlets are dotted along the coast -- disconnected, simple, seaside hamlets flanked inland by expanses of green acres populated by the occasional grass-munching cow.
Marchetti showed that Berlin's expanse grew according to a simple rule of thumb: the distance reachable by current technologies in thirty minutes or less.
Instead of the school's broad window facing Central Park, the Meeting House had wide, limestone expanses, like a mausoleum, and simple, blocky detailing.
Amanda Knehans' simple yet magical set provides vast blank expanses for the projections, designed by Mezzocchi — who has worked on all three productions — to play across.
The clarity of the day, the silence, the open expanse of the sea; the world seemed simple and good.
On a production level, the show was far more simple than last season, taking place in a vast expanse of a room with floor to ceiling windows.
