Striking and beautiful in its small-scale imagery, elegant and delicate in the marionette work of its five puppeteers, it is, by the acknowledgment of the show's creator, Rezo Gabriadze, a personal response to the Georgian civil war of the early 1990's, which followed the collapse of the Soviet empire and displaced him from his homeland for four years.
We applied this method to the 2008 Iowa flood in the United States and evaluated the results using the high-water mark measurements, flood extent extracted from SPOT (Small Programmable Object Technology) imagery, and the near-simultaneously acquired aerial photography.
All logos should look good printed big, and printed small, all imagery should look good on screen and on vinyl.
Small-Town Roots Washington has seized on the small-town imagery surrounding Mr. Locker.
(It provided the small-town imagery for Swift's lyrics).
Whilst the use of Structure-from-Motion (SfM) photogrammetry with multiview stereopsis (MVS) to process small-format imagery is now well established in the geosciences, the potential of the technique for extracting topographic data from archive oblique aerial imagery is unclear.
But she also makes beautiful smaller graphic imagery and animated films which draw on these same themes.
Because Islam discouraged figurative imagery, the small geometric object of dark opaque glass with red and green wavy threads of color is not easy to distinguish as a chess piece (possibly a pawn).
The two old masters here are Ms. Rockburne and Mr. Anuszkiewicz, but the freshest work is Mr. Marcaccio's "Street Paintant" (1999), a run of 10 small canvases whose street imagery is so (deliberately) messed up by the artist's maneuverings that it becomes abstraction run amok (Glueck).
But little scientific attention was paid to the discovery until Mr. Ranzi, the Brazilian scientist, began his surveys in the late 1990s, and Brazilian, Finnish and American researchers began finding more geoglyphs by using high-resolution satellite imagery and small planes to fly over the Amazon.
The half-dozen collages in the bank vault are formally interesting, the artist zooming in on small sections of appropriated imagery and then blowing them up to huge scale using a commercial photocopier, but there is really not much to look at.
