Sentence examples for visually provocative from inspiring English sources

Why is the red of the sun so much less rich and visually provocative than it might have been?

Within the architect John Voelcker's outer structure Hamilton assembled a visually provocative assemblage of images from advertising, movies and comics as well as more conventional fine art.

This expansive, intellectually and visually provocative two-gallery show presents works from five decades by Mr. Artschwager, the New York-based object maker, and Mr. Ruscha, the Los Angeles-based maker of signlike paintings.

Without a marquee director in the credits, "Jane" rarely comes up in conversations about visually provocative television, but it should: it has an unusual optical density, somehow managing to be simultaneously meditative and manic.

Since then, a revolution in video production technology has made it easier, cheaper and faster to produce commercials that are clever, visually provocative and, most important, different from any other.

Kevin O'Connor Read the Guardian review "A bold, visually dazzling, provocative, hilarious and moving film that confirms Harmony Korine as the most important filmmaker of his generation".

This idea hits Amy like a jolt of electricity, and what follows is a provocative, visually artful meditation, directed by White, on the temptations of the digital world.

The show has its weak spots but is provocative and visually compelling over all.

The show has its weak spots but overall is provocative and visually compelling.

More visually coherent and amusingly provocative are colorful abstractions made by imprinting female breasts directly on canvases (Johnson).

Others, like "Rockaway" and "Field Day," which freeze the focal figures while the surroundings seem to move, are more visually intriguing than emotionally provocative.