And while the scenes that follow bear the unmistakable visual imprint of Mr. Wilson — the menacing geometric shadows, the self-deconstructing movements, the glamorously menacing figures of eccentrically varied body types — this director's signature style has never felt so unnervingly immediate.
Or because I happen to be a lover of visual imagery, my favorite is to use Pinterest (#birthtobirth) to create a visual imprint of my priorities, and in the description use your words, or a stream of consciousness to elaborate.
When terror attacks killed 130 people in Paris last November, French graphic designer Jean Jullien sketched and shared an image of the Eiffel Tower inside of a peace sign, an image that quickly became the visual imprint of a tragedy.
But, you can see how the black hole's gravity bends and warps rays of light around it, creating a visual imprint in the surrounding material called the black hole's shadow.
Exhibited at the Carrousel du Louvre, a shopping mall in Paris, as visitors approach it a Kinect camera senses their movements which are then translated, along with the sounds they make, into a visual imprint providing a "representation of the data we leave in spite of ourselves, at each of our visits on the web".
Wyler's visual imprint shows there, particularly in the use of contrasty, painterly lighting and of a deep-focus shot to capture a grand dramatic moment.
The subtitle "the disappearing face of New York" doesn't simply refer to the waning of small-scale commerce, but also the vanishing of the businesses' idiosyncratic visual imprint.
The dance-makers put an arresting visual imprint on this relentless, epic score.
The Berkeley Public Policy Press (BP3) is the publishing imprint of the Institute of Governmental Studies.
[Lincoln, Nebraska] : Potomac Books, an imprint of the University of Nebraska Press, 2018.
