Sunday night marked the end of a season of wonder that seemed to surprise the hosts as much as the guests, a period where we looked in the mirror and were met by an unexpected reflection – one we rather liked.
It's not possible to argue that Film catapulted Keaton back to the height of his 1920s fame, and he continually claimed not to really understand the project ("I took one look at [Beckett's] script, and asked him if he ate welsh rarebit before going to bed at night"), but it's unique among the actor's work, and a moment of unexpected reflection in the midst of his 1960s career.
The writer is intrigued with the changeableness of the glass facade and the unexpected reflections produced.
The unexpected reflections in the dark gleaming backgrounds of these paintings led Mr. Pistoletto to the mirrored surfaces.
Some of the most captivating works take the form of sheets of transparent acetate suspended between glass where the painted circles – pale as bubbles, or dark as night – float in thin air, alien bodies hovering in space, creating the most unexpected reflections and shadows.
Nevertheless, there is one effect of the sun's action which is not normally accounted for, and which we consider very important, for both the comfort and the aesthetic value of the architecture: the direct action of the sun's rays on interior spaces, with constantly changing patterns made by bright patches and unexpected reflections on polished surfaces.
The viewer uses the touch tablet to control the color, angle, and shapes projected on each prism, exploring the full range of a prism's refraction properties and triggering beautiful and unexpected reflections.
Views, which architects so often present blandly, as if on a screen, are here wrapped into the spaces of the building, given and taken, and captured with unexpected slivers of reflection.
Coming from a man synonymous with sequined shirts and plunging necklines, it's an unexpected moment of reflection, and one that only endears Diamond to an adoring crowd who whoop at his every utterance and sing along to every note.
Though we are still working our way there, friends who have finished the route tell us their lives have changed, enriched by the lessons of le chemin: that the path of our lives is dur (tough), delivers the unexpected, merits ongoing reflection, is nurtured by the fellowship of others and is a great blessing to be able to pursue.
As Acadians from around the world have come to visit the church this week, it has become the scene of reflection and unexpected tears.
