"More" (2003), an animated video projection filling a gallery, shows tiny figures huddled in a circle.
Yet the scale of the tiny figures, huddled together at the foot of these monuments, powerfully evokes the crushing foot of imperial authority.
And so, I found myself standing on an icy hillside, staring across a sloping field toward tiny figures huddled around a hole in the snow.
Nothing but tiers of wooded hills fading to the distance with tiny villages huddled around their precious springs and linked by thousands of footpaths, still trodden by smallholders with their goats.
The pictures, of Tibetan villagers and tiny settlements huddled on plateaus beneath towering mountains, are the work of the French photographer Eric Valli, who has traveled throughout the region for the past two decades.
Last year, Klompmaker reported finding fossils of tiny lobsters huddled together in the seashell of an extinct mollusk known as an ammonoid.
Aren't the tiny plant embryos, huddled in the suspended animation of dormancy inside a simple paper packet, true innocence incarnate?
The New York City legends Tiny Archibald, Kenny Smith, Rod Strickland and Kenny Anderson huddled in one place, while the current and former National Basketball Association players Ray Allen, Joe Smith, Cedric Ceballos, Terry Dehere and probably many more familiar faces circulated.
"What love, what care, what service, and what travail hath there been to bring thee forth," William Penn said, in 1684, praying for a tiny, frail settlement huddled along the banks of the Delaware River.
Older people, especially the men, like to huddle in tiny restaurants and tea shops.
