Sentence examples for viewer space from inspiring English sources

Barriball's quiet, meditative technique leaves the viewer space to add their own interpretations.

"We do not want to invade in the viewers' space so much that we intrude on their experience," said Ms. Provencio.

It is an untitled mixed-media construction by Judy Pfaff, who makes objects that resemble busy abstract paintings but thrust out into the viewers' space like sculpture.

For his more than 80 "skyspaces" in public and private venues worldwide, such as One Accord at the Live Oak Friends Meeting House, Houston (2000), and Twilight Epiphany at the Suzanne Deal Booth Centennial Pavilion, Rice University, Houston (2012), Turrell built environments with strategic apertures and hidden LED displays calculated to "bring the cosmos down" into the viewers' space.

Perhaps it should not have been a great surprise, given how close Russia Today veers at times to seeming like an official mouthpiece of the Kremlin, despite mission statements about "western-style narration … allowing viewers space for consideration and independent conclusions".

Three-dimensional television (3D TV) generates a compelling sense of physical real space for the viewers by allowing on-screen scenes to emerge and penetrate into the viewers' space.

The sculpture's carved forms pop into perceptual place in the viewer's space and time.

The viewers' place in space (right side up on the ground) was drawn into question.

The drapery establishes the viewer's space, at a shadowy remove from the scene.

The vivid beauty of the actress Scarlett Johansson, as the Queen of Swords, invades the viewer's space.

As alarming impingements on the viewer's space, defining art as the peremptory assertion of the artist's prerogative, they deliberately stirred dread, though they were quite secure.