From the rising heat of the smoking, volcanic landscape and the stimulating silhouette of a towering goddess, the visuals within the "Allumette" music video are full of chroma and lust.
The colorful setting and lush landscape – Puerto Rico, in fact – bring a stimulating energy of their own.
Starting with a pair of new examinations of Siqueiros' long ago radical mural and his landscape painting, some of the most stimulating shows to open the new season in Los Angeles don't so much celebrate the street, its ecology and its denizens, as appropriate it.
But the natural history museum makes an ideal companion to the older institution and is smartly laid out, taking visitors on a stimulating tour of the natural characteristics of Adirondack landscapes, from bogs to trout streams to mountain summits.
"The landscape of this place was certainly very stimulating for his well-being and for his mind," said Andrei Nakov, a Paris-based art historian who is the author of a four-volume monograph, "Malevich: Painting the Absolute".
The outdoor play spaces of Tadika Islam Taman Tun Dr. Ismail, Kuala Lumpur was evaluated to identify the landscape features on the playground that affords stimulating play environments for children.
The dozens of local buildings owned by the Church, many of them historically significant and now prominently marked with posters advertising "Dianetics" or with the eight-pointed cross that serves as one of Scientology's symbols, have entered the landscape of iconic L.A. architecture as a visually stimulating mash of old Hollywood and seventies-style art direction and signage.
Incentive schemes aiming at stimulating high and balanced provision of ecosystem services in productive landscapes need to integrate socio-economic information on the factors driving decision-making by farmers and land managers.
Incorporating public or local preferences in landscape planning is often discussed with respect to the difficulties associated with accurate representation, stimulating interest and overcoming barriers to participation.
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