It seems that artists have always resented photography for capturing visible reality and always loved it for capturing invisible reality.
Kushner's trademark is his ability to reconcile the world of visible reality with that of spiralling imaginative possibility.
When the tank is low, and with no sign of rain, running out is a visible reality.
Her parents, respectively an outspoken rapper and the world's most visible reality television star, have been unusually coy about revealing their baby's name.
Therefore the woodwork and the lath and plaster of sets, no matter how manifestly artificial from behind, must face the camera with all the appearance of visible reality.
However it was striking that they were all painted before the 1900s, within the artistic paradigm that always retained some reference to visible reality.
Or is there some controlling presence behind the visible reality?" Kieslowski, who was described in The Washington Post as having a "tall, slim, physical grace," died in March 1996, of a heart attack at the age of 54.
In the spirit of the 18th-century German philosopher Immanuel Kant, these neo-Kantians spoke not of the noumenal world, the unseen realm of essences beyond visible reality, but of the phenomenal realm, the world of history in which things happened.
He said he was curious about how the play would change as more and more books began to disappear, as the gaps on the shelves became as prominent as the books on them, and the sense of loss began to morph from suggestive symbolism into visible reality.
Lucretius shows us the existence of invisible particles via the visible reality of the world around us, bombarding his reader with arguments and examples, to bring us what he believes is the truth of the universe and the key to contentment.
