Judged solely as art, though, the six pieces, including fragments of a diary, are vague and uneven, and as personal impressions they are overegoistic and too lacking in the saving grace of humour.
The event's uneven proportions give the awkward impression of professional tennis players who stumbled upon a tea-set-sized court, shrugged, and said, "Let's do this".
This was then followed by a series of multi-sensory exercises with the aid of a ball cushion, so as to give the subject an impression of an uneven, as well as an unstable surface on which he is then required to perform.
They are uneven and occasionally meandering, and the impression they leave is of a promising artist with many interesting voices rather than a single vital one.
The circle edges are uneven, as are the radiating lines, giving the impression of a watery optical illusion.
JAMES R. OESTREICH JULIA FISCHER Though the concerts by the Dresden Philharmonic this November at Avery Fisher Hall were wildly uneven, the 21-year-old German violinist Julia Fischer made a strong impression as the soloist in Brahms's Violin Concerto.
"Roxy vs. Capital," the best piece in Mr. Putrih's uneven but promising New York gallery debut, is laminated cardboard construction whose outer surfaces give the impression of fantastic stony cliffs.
This is one of the impressions created by "Zero to Infinity: Arte Povera, 1962-72," an edifying if uneven survey at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden here.
My impression is that the groundsman, Stephen Rouse, works hard on the pitch but has inherited an uneven square.
