Optically captivating, the work conveys a state of visceral and cosmic ecstasy.
And yet nothing in the work conveys the authority of the program's middle piece, his 2001 "Polyphonia".
The work conveys not why we were in Vietnam but what we were there and everywhere, at a moment of soaring and crashing confidence.
In black and red chalks, with enhancing traces of other mediums, the work conveys ponderous mass, rippling musculature, bristling hair, and creased and dimpled, somehow palpably warm, skin.
Or maybe it's the hope the work conveys that the world is infinitely compelling if we keep our eyes open.
The angling of the screens in space (like insect wings?) feels a bit contrived, but the work conveys a powerful sense of Stefan's inner life, which is that of an artist.
Though there were clever verbal riffs in "The Idiot Variations," as when the character gave explanations of the specific function of each finger on the human hand, most of the work conveys the idiot's poignant attempts to communicate through only sounds and singing.
Whether or not a work is attributed to the wrong person depends on, according to Clark v Associated Newspapers, "the single meaning which ... the work conveys to the notional reasonable reader".
But I try to get the essence of the original work conveyed to the screen.
First, knowledge yielded by art can be about the artwork – not only the techniques employed, the work's history and tradition, and so on, but also the meaning and thoughts that the work conveys.
