The warm red and orange tones contrasted with the thick black lines conjures feelings of strength, violence and hope all at once, an appropriate combination to honor one of the world's most fearless dissident artists.
The Creators Project meets with personal trainer-turned-performance artist Cassils, who uses the body as a form of social sculpture, examining strength, violence, power, and vulnerability by testing the limits of endurance and empathy.
For example, Arendt distinguishes power sharply from authority, strength, force, and violence, and offers a normative account in which power is understood as an end in itself (1970).
I think it is apropos for most of the magnificent creatures whom we share this planet with! "Beauty without vanity, strength without violence, courage without ferocity, and all the virtues of man without his vices".
Strength through violence against the citizens," he tweeted.
The evidence of the hospital staff does not, on the whole, criticise the methods as excessive and there is considerable evidence as to Lewis' strength and violence".
It speaks of indestructible creativity, a tower of beauty that will never be brought down, power without arrogance, strength without violence, body without weight.
Perhaps the most unusual aspect of the "Kalevala," however, is the fact that the heroism it celebrates is accomplished not through physical strength or violence, but through magical songs.
Invoking the language used by Ernest Hemingway to describe bullfighting in his 1932 study, "Death in the Afternoon," Pedrito says the bull is maneuvered into submission, not through brute strength or violence but rather by agility and psychology.
Along with his comments about Henry, the party's candidate in Enfield Town, London, has tweeted that "Islam reminds me of the 3rd Reich, strength through violence against the citizens".
Yet Mao gradually decided to base his revolution on the dormant power of China's hundreds of millions of peasants, for he saw potential energy in them by the very fact that they were "poor and blank"; strength and violence were, he thought, inherent in their condition.
