And so the dreamlike quality of the installation is reinforced.
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The whole is a closely packed series of dreamlike meditations.
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This was no quixotic journey, but it felt dreamlike nevertheless.
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It was his waking life that felt unreal and dreamlike.
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Laila Lalami because her prose is both grounded and dreamlike.
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Laila Lalami because her prose is both grounded and dreamlike.
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This one, too, is recalled with a surreal, dreamlike fogginess.
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Debussy's "Clair de Lune" plays out its dreamlike, soothing melody.
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In some ways, this dreamlike endless motion fits the game's tone.
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Clean but intoxicating writing meets an increasingly dreamlike and disjointed plot.
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Declos directs with restraint, working hard to sustain Maeterlinck's dreamlike tension.
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The approach wistfully recalls Marc Chagall's dreamlike oeuvre of swooping figures.
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They contain passages of stark beauty, and moments of dreamlike simplicity.
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Laing evokes the shattered, dreamlike quality of much of Acker's work.
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Album The photographer Devin Yalkin creates images of a dreamlike city.
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It captures everything destructive and dreamlike about the film in one scene.
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His dreamlike photos make you feel as though you're surrounded by water.
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It's something that comes to you, kind of like a dreamlike form.
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Ishii says that these scenes give one a surreal, dreamlike, unpleasant feeling.
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Curiously, within the dreamlike logic of his pictures, the difference hardly matters.
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"I've had an almost dreamlike vision of these bunkers," Mr. Lamache said.
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The segments flow in dreamlike succession, interweaving devastations both ancient and modern.
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Filled with lush, dreamlike shots, the show often resembles a music video.
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The game wraps you in such sideways logic, full of dreamlike dialogue.
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He uses Photoshop to transform his living room into glowing, dreamlike scenes.
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An ecstatic, dreamlike look at African American representation, both real and imagined.
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They help me create the surreal, dreamlike atmosphere I try to achieve.
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The film's chilly, dreamlike visuals were my favorite part of the whole project.
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How to Get Gucci's Dreamlike Beauty Look Italian Brands Expect Some 'Brexit' Benefits
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Her photographs have a hazy, dreamlike quality as if they were transient memories.
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The mood is dreamlike and sultry, but the words veer toward the desperate.
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This gives the book a dreamlike quality; Anna's world feels misty and faded.
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Without exactly boasting, Ms. Nash, 27, painted a dreamlike picture of her home.
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But his compositions unfold in another world that is dreamlike and sometimes nightmarish.
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They did so head on, with a dreamlike hyperfocus, for better or worse.
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The recent work shows a visible shift towards a more polished, dreamlike aesthetic.
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Many of her photographs are self-portraits, depicting characters in uneasy, dreamlike stasis.
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"Ocean Cube," an exhibition of five Instagramable dreamlike rooms, offers commentary on pollution.
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In Private Rituals, "mysterious ceremonies and quiet performances" are celebrated in dreamlike fashion.
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That summer—in particular the opening ceremony—was a dreamlike moment for the nation.
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Strands of memory, dreamlike and unconnected before this moment, wound themselves tightly together now.
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The dreamlike mood continues but no longer relies on Salvador Dali's style of surrealism.
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The shots of the dioramas are dreamlike, with the camera entering at eye level.
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She wrote dreamlike songs that threatened to morph into nightmares at a moment's notice.
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That intimate hotel room could be the setting for a dreamlike opera, he thought.
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"The combination of fantasy and surrealism will prove something dreamlike from both of them."
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Even Andre Breton gave a tip of his hat to Bosch's graphic, dreamlike paintings.
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In Mulholland Drive, they're the deus ex machina that get the dreamlike events started.
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Watching the professional singers, glittering costumes, and dreamlike sets, Shane, now 14, was dazzled.
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The Swan Queen and Prince Siegfried begin with dreamlike rapidity; the music's sped up.
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The novel is sinister, vivid, dreamlike, preposterous and, at the same time, creepily plausible.
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There is dreamlike imagery of the community center filling with black smoke and water.
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I'm writing this dreamlike play that's set in the middle of nowhere and nothing.
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" Dinerstein's "narrative style is also dreamlike; many things happen, but little feels at stake.
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It portrays nostalgic recreations of a lost country with a faintly surreal, dreamlike texture.
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The Spanish abstractionist may have died in 1982, but his dreamlike films remain captivating.
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In accepting the dreamlike environments that Artesero creates, we can find something new in ourselves.
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The results are dreamlike voyage across the US heartland and unique portrait of America today.
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Even the scary moments that should be considered dreamlike disturbances are suggested to be literal.
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Despite his best efforts, there were dreamlike moments that took him back to his childhood.
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In hot pursuit, she becomes dreamlike and open-ended; she could be anything to anyone.
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He finishes each image off with filters in Adobe Lightroom to nail their dreamlike qualities.
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The latest, the dreamlike and unhinged CONFESSIONS (New Directions, paper, $14.95), was published this spring.
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Despite the album's polished grooves, the shifting story lines gave it a gauzy, dreamlike quality.
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The literalization of the Underground Railroad is not the only dreamlike touch in the novel.
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In the second and third acts, this dreamlike space gives way to an ugly reality.
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Even the lovely or dreamlike moments had a sense of hard-won embodiment and purpose.
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Even in its dreamlike roaming, it is intuitive and connective — like breathing or like birth.
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The days that had passed between dental visits were nothing more than a dreamlike filler.
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The writing is an astonishing mix of dreamlike poetry and piercingly political and psychological insight.
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The dreamlike performance is inspired by a mix of classical Chinese drama and California history.
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LeRoy Nieman created unforgettably dreamlike images of dashing Olympic sprinters, knockout punches and racing thoroughbreds.
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Where her earlier records could be strikingly naturalistic, this one is darkly ornate and dreamlike.
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Where her earlier records could be strikingly naturalistic, this one is darkly ornate and dreamlike.
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The production, by Pierre Audi, unfolds in a dreamlike version of the late nineteenth century.
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The shots of these high-rises are some of the film's most bizarre and dreamlike.
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These impressions took on a dreamlike cast; she heard more shots, far off below outside.
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Dreamlike, and it's like a balance between the two, we've tried to always tread that line.
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Miami-based musician and multimedia artist Virgo evokes an ethereal, dreamlike quality in everything she touches.
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By contrast, the crowd of people around it are a host of multicolored and dreamlike legs.
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In Ms. Baganova's dreamlike "Maple Garden," a solitary tree stands watch over a feisty rural community.
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Pagluica's artwork is dreamlike, calling to mind everything from abstract water paintings to French bistro signs.
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Three wordless spreads follow, in which Julián imagines frolicking in the ocean with dreamlike sea creatures.
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He conjured dreamlike, metaphysical fairy realms, as well as portrayed real-life subjects as radiant beings.
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These plays depict a reality that seems familiar and plausible yet feels dreamlike, monumental, and mythical.
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The ballet's most dreamlike moment — expansive but self-contradictory — comes with Sara Mearns's slow dance soliloquy.
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The surrealistic art movement allowed the subconscious to be visualized with distorted images and dreamlike interpretations.
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So actually being here… I don't want to say it's dreamlike, because I can believe I'm here.
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This idea that dreamlike experiences can be elicited by drugs has been around for a long time.
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For a long time before the team's dreamlike 2015 postseason run, Metsiness was all the Mets were.
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That's the premise, but the adventure itself is more of a dreamlike adventure than a straightforward narrative.
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The tapestry of seasons strange- ly stirs in an uneasy wind that teases dreamlike through the mind.
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The filmmakers wanted a body double to portray Ailes in several dreamlike, "America's Most Wanted"-style reënactments.
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She has a rich voice that's thick, but primarily sweet — even her saddest moments sound somehow dreamlike.
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Location: Guilin Litopia, ChinaPrices: Start at $139 per nightThe hotel has 10 different, dreamlike, themed guest rooms.
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In that moment, which I clearly recall, the following occurred: I was overcome by a dreamlike inertness .
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But only rarely is it productively accidental, enchantingly dreamlike and charged with a palpable but irretrievable meaning.
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It's partly a dreamlike and colorful musical — a true musical where characters sing for no apparent reason.
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But it's dreamlike in the wrong way: overlong, confused and too evanescent to make a lasting impression.
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Robert Marshall's dreamlike images are fleeting, fragmentary glimpses out the window of a moving car or train.
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Lens Looking at Michaela Skovranova's work, it's easy to perceive instinctively the dreamlike sensation of being submerged.
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The prevailing mood — dreamlike sadness; a feeling of being lost; rushing through darkness — continued in what followed.
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The scenes exist in a reality that seems familiar and plausible yet feels dreamlike, monumental, and mythical.
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Offred's memories are threaded into the episode in ways that further give the story a dreamlike quality.
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"Sky: Children of the Light" invites you to explore seven "dreamlike realms" in the kingdom of Sky.
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Büyüktaş's choice of locations, invariably geometrical or architectural, enhances the surprise of the photos' dreamlike multi-dimensionality.
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Inside of three caves in the Red Valley, Gures created a dreamlike, talismanic wunderkammer with three installations.
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Instead of running wild, my mind became immersed in the music, albeit in a deeply dreamlike state.
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"Filming in Silvertown in Newham was integral to the dreamlike feel of the piece," explained Jenkins to Dazed.
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But even in the domestic realm, he sought the immobile and dreamlike within the bustle of waking life.
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Yet that dreamlike ambiguity is the most compelling element of "Zauberland," an intense and thoughtful, though frustrating, work.
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For me, New York was so dreamlike that it glossed over the realities of both of these relationships.
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Aside from the dreamlike state you already mentioned, what else might have been responsible for the fast output?
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"When left alone, the patient would slowly lapse into a stuporous state characterized by dreamlike activity," they wrote.
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I think that it's actually thanks to this atmosphere—dreamlike, a little misty—that I'm able to compose.
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The friendship of two girls, Julia and Cassie, animates this slim, dreamlike novel, set in small-town Massachusetts.
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His images are lush and dreamlike and capture cycling's most intimate moments in a way few others have.
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"I wanted this painting to seem dreamlike," Doig says of the work, which he started eight years ago.
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There's something just slightly off about the parallax scrolling, too, which only adds to the woozy, dreamlike feel.
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His films are defiantly anti-industrial products: dreamlike documentaries, free-form essay films, meditations on loss and perseverance.
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Our visit to Wegmans had been a dreamlike escape from the noise, chaos, and rudeness of the city.
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The theme of self-absorption, or the failure to connect, extends to works featuring children in dreamlike states.
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The overall effect is one of meticulous observation and control put in service of capturing dreamlike, ineffable experiences.
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In this dreamlike revelation, a boy shoots an arrow into the air and brings down a mighty eagle.
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A dreamlike scene is framed by two buildings, one at the left edge and one at the right.
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Thisdale's realistic yet dreamlike illustrations, windswept with mist and surreal painted skies, add to the sense of wonder.
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Richard Linklater used rotoscoping to give Waking Life its dreamlike quality and A Scanner Darkly its psychedelic feel.
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Inside that bubble everything felt slow and dreamlike, making it particularly distinct from the rest of the island.
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No one would believe my accomplishments as a voyeur anyway, therefore, the dreamlike manifestation would explain my reality.
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Mr. Ishigami started his architectural practice in Tokyo in 2004 and has drawn praise for his dreamlike structures.
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I sat down with James Gleick, the author of the fascinating, dreamlike new book Time Travel: A History.
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We outgrow it because dreamlike sequences allow us to explore raw emotions and psychological conundrums that conventional forms can't.
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One thing that endures is the mix of anxiety, prayer, and dreamlike normalcy in the hours after the shooting.
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The hinge won't break, but it might break your dreamlike trance while using this phone-tablet from the future.
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But Levy's language is so precise, so dreamlike, that reading it takes the reader into some heightened, impossible state.
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Then there is the work of Moscow-based Nikolai Pisarev, which is colorfully dreamlike in both narrative and artwork.
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From within this culture of mass-blinkeredness, last season's events take on an even more weird and dreamlike quality.
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We're already deep into dreamlike shots of stained labcoats and horses running on treadmills when Justine starts to itch.
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The video directed by Stephanie Dimiskovski is very dreamlike but also deals with themes like estrangement along with sisterhood.
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But her portraits often also feature big pops of color in her subject's clothing, and flat—also dreamlike—backgrounds.
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In the canvases showing the room on fire, the bright, feathery flames enhance a dreamlike effect, suggesting metaphorical meanings.
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"To finally go there, to be in Korea that historic week was fantastic, dreamlike, and so rewarding," Hebert said.
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The 13 episodes "are slight, but the cumulative effect is dreamlike," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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Now artists in the collective use smartphones to improvise on the fly, and the films have become more dreamlike.
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Set on a beach in Watermill, N.Y., this dreamlike work spotlights a man as he reflects on his life.
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His dreamlike images almost convey a hushed scene, as if they were taken backstage where not much is happening.
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A Times Square street scene recast in dreamlike blue with a traffic light reflected in a wet manhole cover.
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The beats, slow and dreamlike, were pulled from YouTube, and T3 engineered the songs, giving them a silken sheen.
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This surreal touch imbues the photograph with a dreamlike quality that contrasts the furious urgency of the charging figure.
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It looked like a good TV show, with its dreamlike visuals and its heartfelt, intimate scenes between two people.
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With an extensive color palette, Milk creates highly-refined works that depict ethereal young women, awash in dreamlike imagery.
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It's just a close-up, but with the light shining behind her, it gives her an angelic, almost dreamlike glow.
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If they do manage to win it at Old Trafford, it will be a fitting end to a dreamlike campaign.
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They project a sense of tranquility that feels a little dreamlike, which is probably why the show was so successful.
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The result is dreamlike, even as it carries a critique of Jamaica's colonialist history and a vision of its beauty.
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The result is a staggering contrast between the animated, dreamlike style of Côté and the detail-oriented intricacy of Beaulieu.
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The instrumental quintet Starebaby began performing "The Memory of My Memory" in ballad mode, easing into a swaying, dreamlike melody.
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ATLANTA — In the two years since its soccer party kicked off for real, Atlanta United has led a dreamlike existence.
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In fact, the photography is rather moody and in chiaroscuro tones, giving the empty furnished rooms a compelling, dreamlike quality.
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When I look at the footage now, it seems the perfect emblem of that place: wild and dreamlike and marvellous.
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Thankfully, Jeff Parker released "The New Breed" last year, a dusty, dreamlike album of off-kilter beats and spacious improvising.
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The numbers on a clock above the stage, previously unnoticed by the audience, starts revolving at a slow, dreamlike pace.
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It also wants to make sure that they manage dreamlike expectations amid the tough realities of surviving in the industry.
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The pieces phase-shift between the deeply personal, the dreamlike, the polemical, the imagined-historical, the everyday, and the mythological.
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It sounds like aliens might have been involved, masquerading as producers and trying to communicate with us through dreamlike, danceable tunes.
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The audience was laughing, dancing, and taking photos of dreamlike clothes that, as exemplified on the runway, were made for everyone.
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The song features heavy vocal echo and creates a dreamlike state not unlike driving back from a party at 2 a.m.
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And, like most dreamlike situations models of the "discovered" sort often find themselves in, Testino happened to be in the audience.
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In any case, "Versailles in Hollywood sauce" is a girlish, dreamlike place like none other and should be celebrated as such.
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Like Hendrix, he employs an unconventional and fearsome array of techniques as dreamlike passages give way to blazing and virtuosic solos.
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And Thompson directs King Jack with a wistful nostalgia and a magic-hour glow that heightens the story's more dreamlike qualities.
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She uses outlandish costumes to create an overall gauzy, dreamlike state in her work, which is true predominantly in Marie Antoinette.
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The woman who has fled her own hinterland for the ragged fringe of London discovers a dreamlike city of melancholy magic.
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The all-too-human characters — including the nonhuman ones — and the dreamlike, recursive plot serve to entrance the reader as well.
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These palaces were originally the lavish homes of rulers or the dreamlike creations of business titans who fashioned themselves after royalty.
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Her earliest songs were punchy and urgent, but some more recent ones, like "Watch You Sleep," have an elegiac, dreamlike quality.
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Its dreamlike nature never dips into hippiedom or mysticism, and offers a prime lesson for young artists: less astrology, more democracy!
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Some could be found mumbling as they pondered nonexistent objects, or picking obsessively at bedclothes, or walking about in dreamlike deliriums.
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The result is dreamlike, even as it simultaneously presents a critique of Jamaica's colonialist history and a vision of its beauty.
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With rich imagery and a dreamlike narrative, Long Day's Journey establishes Gan as one of the rising stars of world cinema.
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A dreamlike domestic drama, the exhilarating "Lost Mountain" recalls Pina Bausch more than Mr. Naharin in its surrealism and episodic structure.
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And while the scenes conjure an ancient, dreamlike ritual, their controlled palette of bright blue, brown and gray feels almost futuristic.
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My reading of the painting is that it's a dreamlike scene, an abstracted landscape with day and night present at once.
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But Dawson adds another dimension to Pat's reality, a dreamlike layer that soon assumes the nightmarish dread of Highsmith's own fiction.
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Too often, the dialogue is on the nose, and some dreamlike images don't seem underpinned by much else in the film.
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As dreamlike as their Premier League campaign has been, it has nothing on the sheer romance of Lee Chapman's Tuesday afternoon.
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This dreamlike nocturne ends with his following her, apparently to rescue her from drowning, but then disappearing with her beneath the waves.
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The violence of the imagery is offset by its sensitivity, as Nguyen washes her canvases in rich colors and loose, dreamlike flora.
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So you get this light wrapping around your subject in a way that's very surreal and dreamlike, and doesn't exist anywhere else.
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It chronicles the fateful encounter between two pint-size wrestlers and a pair of aging prostitutes in a dreamlike, noir-tinged demimonde.
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To some, it tarnished her identity—an identity trapped in our own dreamlike vision of her as she was in the movies.
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In among the dreamlike images her narrative is clear to see—except this time, she retells her story in her own words.
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The unexpected union of unrelated stock photos builds a dreamlike universe in the collages of Turkish artist and graphic designer Hüseyin Şahin.
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Dishes that lose all resemblance to reality, taking on human body parts or backed by dreamlike landscapes, elevate the more conventional fair.
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UK crooner James Blake shared today the dreamlike music video for The Colour in Anything standout "My Willing Heart," starring Natalie Portman.
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Instead, it's a way to sit back and chill, while exploring dreamlike spaces, watching how they change as you poke and prod.
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It begins slow, with dreamlike fluttering, McKenna's voice popping in and out, explaining what a DMT experience entails in echoing, drifting cadence.
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A lot of games boast dreamlike imagery or "dream logic" or claim that they can recapture the power and weirdness of dreams.
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One work that I had loved before my equestrian outing with Nauman, "Green Horses" (22018), presents dreamlike videos of him expertly riding.
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The 13 episodes, viewable in one lazy day, "are slight, but the cumulative effect is dreamlike," James Poniewozik wrote in The Times.
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Silver's storytelling tactics are finely matched to her themes, with her book's structure frequently mimicking the dreamlike movements of memories and fables.
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These dreamlike paintings combine cues from different photographs into single compositions, juxtaposing intimate and remote bits of the past within imagined scenarios.
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That tangle of feelings is conveyed effectively in a dreamlike dance scene (Seán Curran is the choreographer), the opera's most mysterious episode.
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There are some sublimely tender moments here amongst the dreamlike sound design - which makes sense as apparently these songs are love songs.
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The pills, and some "powerful microwave technology," shunt the participants into dreamlike states where they encounter past traumas and current coping mechanisms.
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He allows the water color swatches that stand in for characters and landscapes to create a dreamlike world that appears poetically endless.
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A feverish mix of fantasy and realism runs through much of his work, with shifting timelines creating a sense of dreamlike confusion.
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Their eyes, Klaus told me, almost never seemed to meet, which gave the paintings an unusual psychological dimension and a dreamlike ambiguity.
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If these scenes of daylight somnambulists seem dreamlike, that is consistent with the idea that there is no time in the unconscious.
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It's a punctuated, fun, wacky, and dreamlike wonderworld where all of the artist's thoughts come alive through illustrations, paintings, and colorful conversations.
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First, there's Tillie Walden's sweeping use of color, with a moody palette of blues, purples, and pinks that create a dreamlike feel.
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If you look at the Thor comics from the 70s, they're very dreamlike, the costumes are ridiculous, and the storylines are ludicrous.
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He's been on some dreamlike vacations, saw his oldest daughter Malia go off to college, and celebrated his 25th wedding anniversary with Michelle.
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For NYC FLOW, Krivoruchko worked exclusively with slow-motion footage because it supported the code's "dreamlike effects," the artist tells The Creators Project.
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The fine-art work of the living Mike Kelley, in turn, is clean, dreamlike, and undoubtedly contained within the confines of the frame.
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Watch: The director Robert Eggers discusses how he achieved a dreamlike sensibility in "The Lighthouse" using a collage of bright and dark images.
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It's a way to marry the two concepts but still in an abstract way that allows the viewer to enter a dreamlike state.
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Like The Last Guardian, Ico paired players with an AI companion who would join them on an adventure through a quiet, dreamlike world.
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But by combining time lapse with another technique called "tilt-shift," darwinfish105 completely morphs the scene's mood to look dreamlike and pocket-sized.
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But for the first time, that other aspect of trauma that I'd sometimes experienced—the feeling of dreamlike detachment—began to take over.
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The imagery is dreamlike, as if to suggest the self-delusion of the novel's real-life counterparts, Terese Svoboda writes in her review.
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To use the architecture of the theater — which is housed in St. Mark's Church — to create a dreamlike scene awash with wandering bodies.
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Under Solomon's hand, personal and historical memories transformed into dreamlike mist and nightmarish glimpses, uncovering imagery that looked both strange and strangely familiar.
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Most were silhouette-style images of people, animals and buildings that referred to the world around him but had a dreamlike psychological charge.
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After a couple of days though, the peace and diversity of the countryside became meditational, a panorama that seemed dreamlike through my windscreen.
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Mr. Guadagnino discovered a dreamlike quality in my hometown — in the cobbled squares, the narrow alleys, the stunning summer light, the unexpected shade.
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The show moved from song to song with a dreamlike quality, which is a polite way to say it didn't make much sense.
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There are a few displays of superpowers in the early going, but even these are dreamlike, their physics not quite of this earth.
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A new series on USA combines dreamlike teenage drama and Rust Belt noir while spending a lot of its time in the gym.
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I seem to see the crystalline fluid, drawn up by the tendrils, advancing dreamlike in quiet columns through the veins of the trees.
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"Bowlaway" is a large and caterwauling sort of opera buffa, packed with outsize characters — some with recherché talents — and wild, often dreamlike events.
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Svarbova's photographs are described as creating "staged, dreamlike worlds" in her book, but I see them more as static still-lifes than dreams.
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And like the disembodied voice that opens and closes the film, Houston's own presence and perspective are in many ways dreamlike, if not absent.
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Despite her short career of only 22013 years, Julia Margaret Cameron claimed her place in art history with her distinctive, dreamlike approach to portraiture.
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This cinematographic trick comes up repeatedly, to add a confusing, hypnotic, dreamlike quality to the film, and to represent the call of the ocean.
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This well-known visual becomes something dreamlike, and is then made foreboding when the screen flashes multiple incoming calls from Margot which go unanswered.
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Deriving the composition from those initial markings, the paintings have a fluid quality; the vegetation is inviting yet uncanny, dreamlike — almost like it's underwater.
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The two perform a modern pas de deux, dancing to the loud, hypnotic, dreamlike rhythms of Flying Lotus, Thundercat, Kelsey Lu, and Alice Smith.
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The dense swirls of liquids create a range of colorful, moving abstractions, set against the equally dreamlike music of sound designer and beatmaker Bronix.
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But the action also enhances the dreamlike quality of the dance in which a duet — with the help of a crystal — becomes a trio.
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In a dark, cryptlike room, behind the doors of glass cabinets, lie the dreamlike narratives of the now acclaimed self-taught artist Henry Darger.
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The artist also painted a pair of boxing gloves, enveloped in a wreath of stars that can convey dreamlike glory or a concussive haze.
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Dreamlike and hazy, Krule walks alone in the dead of night and looks up to see a woman swimming in a pool of moonlight.
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This beautifully articulated figure is an astonishing flash of realism in a show that is otherwise dreamlike, rife with distortions both anatomical and spatial.
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Mims shot the footage and edited it himself to give certain points of the video a dreamlike feeling that resembled a post-apocalyptic scenario.
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Dreamlike and laconic, the clip follows Allen as he strolls around a pool late at night, haunted and followed by memories and former acquaintances.
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Yet if the zombies are defined by frantic agitation, the show itself stands out from the pack thanks to a pensive, almost dreamlike economy.
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But even in this scene, there was a dreamlike sense of the attacks taking place out of time — or, more precisely, in any time.
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But she continued painting as well, with her works evolving toward a more dreamlike style, but always with a strong current of sexual energy.
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Their dreamlike, off-the-rails tour of Mexico City is a succession of unlikely (if not miraculous) events with an undercurrent of social criticism.
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A slow, dreamlike sequence sees them rolling across the floor, rising onto an elbow, then sinking again, as if falling into the melancholy melody.
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" The pace is slow and woozy, with Mr. Clementine's croon nestled between low-budget drum machine sounds and a plush, dreamlike choir sustaining "Hallelujah.
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It introduced jars of Pan di Stelle Crema, a spread made from "100 percent Italian hazelnuts and 'dreamlike' chocolate," the company's news release said.
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Partly, it seems, the Chinese corporate tourists are beguiled by the Valley's dreamlike promises of changing the world and growing filthy rich almost overnight.
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You can also read up on the "dreamlike structure of telepathic assertions," find recipes for invisible ink or learn how to open sealed letters.
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You seem to stare down through layer upon layer of map art that ranges from the immediate and detailed to the distant and dreamlike.
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The dreamlike moment is rooted in the reality of the examining room, a barebones affair that is barely antiseptic in this rudimentary hospital setting.
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Drake and Jay's capital-R rapping grounds the track somewhat, but "Pound Cake" is still representative of the molly-rap era, psychedelic and dreamlike.
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Image: Hudson Hongo/T2iWe've seen lots of machine learning systems create strange new phrases and dreamlike images after being trained on large amounts of data.
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It's that time of year again when your Instagram feed is filled with dreamlike desert images that make you yearn to be at Burning Man.
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It was a dreamlike, larger-than-life experience created by the artist Swoon, who first gained notoriety in the early 234s as a street artist.
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Considering how lovely the dreamlike date is, it was always impossible to understand how that meeting could lead to the bloody tragedy awaiting both characters.
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But a deep dive into the natural world, void of all human technology and earth-moving, reveals an incredibly intricate, dreamlike, and almost alien world.
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The entire race lasts only two minutes, but to those who have money on the race, it can feel so much longer—dreamlike, outside time.
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The experience is positively hypnagogic, allowing trippers to enter a dreamlike conscious state where time is distorted, color is amplified, and depth perception is warped.
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The video is apparently a #TBT to Chung's own experience as she revisits "her carefree adolescence in an almost dreamlike equestrian fantasy," per a release.
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While the first episode treaded lightly with a sense of dreamlike wonder the second release began with dark foreboding music and a distorted child's voice.
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But Ys (and its surrounding press) also pinned Newsom in the trope of a floaty sylph who summons her otherworldly tunes from a dreamlike netherspace.
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The three-disc survey reveals a musical landscape which, though thorny for the players, produces music of disarming charm, strange beauty and sometimes dreamlike familiarity.
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Since then, I have searched for a scene reminiscent, when wind shapes color, lifting fabric into a dance of artful form and dreamlike beauty. Behold!
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Ranging over decades and continents, "Papirosen" offers the dreamlike spectacle of Mr. Solnicki's family aging, de-aging and re-aging before our eyes — and his.
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Mr. Mesches moved from straightforward realism to a more idiosyncratic style, with surrealistic touches that infused his social panoramas with a dreamlike, often nightmarish, quality.
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The New York artist Marilyn Minter, who in 2007 covered Ms. Anderson with glitter and featured her in a series of dreamlike portraits, thinks so.
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Through a combination of design and 3D animation, Keays drops his lustrous female figures into various dreamlike settings, creating almost frightening portraits and visual patterns.
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Ernst's trailblazing "collage novels" employ the dreamlike conjunction — the fusion or juxtaposition of unlike elements whose collision makes perfect sense, in a free-associated way.
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Like Mr. Gibson, the members of this group — Matt Evans, Amy Garapic and Carson Moody — are attracted to the mystical, dreamlike states afforded by Minimalism.
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The term "dreamlike" often gets overused and thrown around to describe flights of fancy, but The Lion and the Roc #1 fully fulfills the phrase.
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The whole presentation is dreamlike, yet even that surface is riven by dream sequences, and by anomalous ruptures in point-of-view and narrative momentum.
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Critics viewed "The Unconsoled," a surreal, dreamlike novel about a pianist in an unnamed European city, as magical realism when it came out in 1995.
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And the hymnlike, dreamlike "Somewhere" is entirely square, at least until it wakes up to the rat-a-tat nightmare that is the lovers' reality.
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Roughly 70,000 people are expected to transform a seven-square-mile area into a carnival of art installations, dreamlike costumes and all-night dance parties.
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Minervini's film presents an impressionistic portrait of life in New Orleans; Bi's dreamlike feature, partly in 3-D, demands to be seen in a theater.
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Per triggers in her a memory, at once sharp and hallucinatory, narrated with dreamlike indulgence by Pontoppidan, and one of the novel's most potent scenes.
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Gentle, wistful and often quite beautiful, Bruce Thierry Cheung's "Don't Come Back From the Moon" is a dreamlike meditation on abandoned children and dying locations.
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The last couple galleries toward the end of the exhibition highlight his more erotic and spiritual work that continue the artist's proclivity for dreamlike compositions.
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It gives it a slight diffusion and feathering around the edges of the frame, just to show Joe in kind of a gauzy and dreamlike stagnation.
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Atwood's dystopian, dreamlike stories have always been ripe for big-screen interpretations, and we're stoked to see another of her stories come to live-action fruition.
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What I can say is that even if the details are fuzzy, I won't forget the dreamlike quality of my time wandering through the Claire Tow.
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There's a longing, dreamlike quality about "Gina's World" that almost feels like something Lana Del Rey might have released back in her formative "Blue Jeans" days.
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Issued Wednesday on Spotify as the EP Summer Pack, they are dreamlike psalms about the geography of romance and longing: for love, for a better world.
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Even if the MCU wanted to pull of that kind of mysterious, dreamlike setting, it probably couldn't – we know that world too well at that point.
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KAMI's voice sweeps in, dreamlike, through tableaus describing wild nights and the occasionally less wild realities of those nights that become apparent when the drugs clear.
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When mind wandering becomes completely out of control, we enter a dreamlike state displaying incoherent and context-inappropriate talk that could be described as mental illness.
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Though his new five-song EP, Pink Cloud, sounds assured—dreamlike but measured, heady but still reachable—this is the 27-year-old artist's first release.
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To call these pictures dreamlike is misleading, at least if my dreams, which upon waking are usually vague, and so hard to recollect, are a model.
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Writing typical songs about [things] isn't my nature, so I'm crossing two different worlds: [capturing] the dreamlike phase and trying to hone in on these feelings.
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In this dreamlike novel, a constellation of men and women, far from their ancestral villages, frantically search for love and meaning in an industrial Chinese landscape.
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The first, "Odessa," which had its premiere at the New York City Ballet in May, was characterized by a stylized turbulence, echoed in Desyatnikov's dreamlike music.
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Our politics feel dreamlike in their garish improbability; a running joke on Twitter is that the showrunners for this season of America have jumped the shark.
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Of equal weight and length are Naamah's adventures underwater, her secret life with heavenly and dreamlike creatures — who can predict what cockatoos and vultures might say?
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Her paintings depict characters that appear to be stuck in this neon glitch of time, existing in dreamlike states of vivid hues and geometric shape-play.
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The effect is a dreamlike carnival of images and ideas that suggests a toothier Adult Swim, or "In Living Color" as filtered through Nell Irvin Painter.
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On "New Divide," a midcareer hit from, of all places, the soundtrack to the film "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen," he was dreamlike and practically sweet.
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It happened too fast for them to think too much about it; it was a little as if the couple had been dropped, dreamlike, onstage together.
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I remember when my mother first told me there was a store that sold nothing but comic books: It was a fantastical concept, unheard-of, dreamlike.
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Sometimes I wonder how many others in New York City walk in their sleep, wandering the stained, uneven sidewalks outside their homes in a dreamlike state.
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It is a dreamlike film that feels like a bittersweet lament, a wish that man could know the world more fully in the time he's allotted.
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Monkeybone director Henry Selick also directed The Night Before Christmas, so the film's dreamlike excursions through Down Town feature magical stop-motion animation and lots of laughs.
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The musical moves with a dreamlike logic, and, as is the case with all of her work, features jarring shifts in tone and an embrace of paradox.
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Van Agtmael captions most of the photos with a paragraph or so of reportage, and his captions are no less resonant than his uncannily crisp, dreamlike photos.
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Many of the earliest ones, from the 1920s and '30s, are typically Surrealist prose poems — fragmented dreamlike narratives conveyed in an unruffled tone and often intensely visualized.
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Algee, however, felt that the footage had an element of realism that didn't fit well with the dreamlike delivery of Yeofi, one-half of The Steoples duo.
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Made in a proto-Impressionist manner, with paint applied in flurries of marks and in sweeping gestures, it projects a blurry scene, more dreamlike than conventionally realistic.
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He also wanted it to have a beautiful dreamlike quality that he thought would be the way the girls might imagine a film about them to look.
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I'll never forget the dreamlike production of Salvatore Sciarrino's "Luci Mie Traditrici" presented in 2001, a staging of veiled, enigmatic beauty to match the flickering, breathy score.
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The scene features Katherine Langford ("13 Reasons Why"), who was supposed to appear as an adult version of Tony and Pepper Potts' daughter, in a dreamlike sequence.
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Throughout her career, she pushed boundaries, asked questions, and added a dreamlike quality to serious, wide-ranging conversations about style and what clothes mean to the zeitgeist.
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"They were so theatrical, these artists who dreamt up these fantastic dreamlike environments, and it struck a note with me," he told The Sunday Telegraph in 2008.
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She had visited a Florida that was more urban than the one captured in the modern portraits of Melanie Metz, but it was dreamlike all the same.
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If the first half, "Arrows," simmered slowly, the dreamlike "Errors," which began after a brief blackout, boiled over with Ms. Sweeney's fantastical tale about that mountain lion.
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As in "Wild Things" and "Night Kitchen," a child embarks on a night-time journey, has a strange, dreamlike adventure, and returns safely home in the end.
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Its arrival coincides with a short film and within that, a dance — elusive, dreamlike and worthy of its leading man: a singer who knows how to move.
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His collaborators — Bill Frisell on guitar, Richard Teitelbaum on synthesizer and piano, Ben Street on bass — bring a fidgety eloquence, creating music of dreamlike but restive beauty.
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Even though Welty was in a dreamlike state himself and didn't really intend for Theo to take the painting, it makes sense to him at the time.
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More on In Sight: Dreamlike photos of children living 'in the borderlands between fantasy and reality' 'No Man's Land': The plight of the northern white rhino 'Tallyho!
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And with her voluminous arms and lush sense of suspense, Ms. Phelan floated across the stage in dreamlike walks that made her seem more sylph than woman.
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" Mr. Higgins said he liked to fill his designs "with stuff," so for "Barbecue"" that meant "lots of smoke and stylized dreamlike barbecue foods" in the background.
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Directed and shot by photographer and Gucci muse Petra Collins, this dreamlike video embodies the state of total intoxication one finds themselves in when they're enraptured by someone.
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A symmetrical stage picture, forming suddenly at the end of one section, had the paradoxical dreamlike effect of a hole opening up, exposing another level in the work.
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The group of Taiwan-based video artists deal with motifs of sleep, falling, and physical landscapes in the dreamlike 故事未了, which translates to Unfinished Story.
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If we are becoming numb to the dreamlike in our political theater, we at least are not yet immune to the eldritch specter of kids with fluffy firearms.
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"Guest" had a dreamlike plot—Nora, who works for the Department of Sudden Departure, realizes that her identity has been stolen—that felt newly confident, imagistic and musical.
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You could sit in the cinema and just relax to the wacky superhero romp of Batman Forever, with its ridiculous baddies and vivid, almost dreamlike, comic-book aesthetic.
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He's begun to suspect that other long-ignored physical factors, like sleep issues, may play a role: Consistently bad sleep may produce dreamlike experiences and feelings of unreality.
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On the phone with her husband Brian, who is securely moored within GPS-mappable reality, Beth describes a transitory and dreamlike landscape that hints at a mental break.
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Now, Deirdre Sullivan-Beeman is resurrecting the use of egg tempera in her dreamlike paintings, while also reminding audiences of the archaic medium's characteristically mysterious sense of illumination.
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The centerpiece of Château Shatto's display of Ms. de Jong's work was the monumental 1987 canvas "Ceux qui vont en bateau," showing a dreamlike scene of fighting animals.
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With their tornadic, abstract figures — influenced in part by carnivals remembered from his childhood — and dreamlike Surrealist imagery, Seligmann's paintings remain powerful and strange, although not well known.
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It also emphasizes the deep subtleties in black and brown skin tones through colors that add a dreamlike, surreal feeling without losing the reality of the actors' features.
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A political chasm opened between Chagall's dreamlike, floating figures and Malevich's red and black squares, and their students' reactions spilled out of the school and onto the streets.
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Conducted by its creator, Thomas Adès, and directed by the mezza voce Tom Cairns, the performance is a classical genre manifested within a dreamlike late-1950s horror show.
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Máni, the protagonist of this dreamlike novel by a cult Icelandic writer, is a young orphan living on the fringes of Reykjavík society in the early twentieth century.
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The stylized, dreamlike quality of Debussy's "Pelléas et Mélisande," its sense of shifting mists of sound that can suddenly coalesce in furious energy, is also a clear precursor.
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As in many of Ms. Saariaho's works, whole stretches of the score come across as dreamlike, continually alive with color and inner details, but ruminative-sounding over all.
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Délio Jasse views his birthplace, Luanda, Angola, war-torn when he left as a teenager in the 1990s and now a rich metropolis, through a dreamlike blue screen.
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THURAYA AL-BAQSAMI In the 1970s and '80s, the paintings and prints of this Kuwaiti artist were dreamlike accounts of female experience in the post-colonial Middle East.
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Jo Andres, a visual artist whose experimental choreography performed at clubs in downtown Manhattan and evocative short films were imbued with fantastical and dreamlike imagery, died on Jan.
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"The storytelling in 'Atlanta' is dreamlike, which is another way of saying that it's unusually realistic," Poniewozik wrote in his review of the second season for The Times.
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Abstraction would seem inherent to a solo-jazz-bass performance, but there's nothing dreamlike about this album; his sound is as direct and powerful as it is elegant.galeriezurcher.
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The dreamlike encounter revealed itself to be "Voices Heard," the second performance of the event, a piece by Jigarjian and Pratt in collaboration with a 11-piece opera collective.
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Some show up in swimsuits; one couple took wedding pictures there; and at least a handful have ventured into the dreamlike, but toxic, waters on paddleboards or pool floats.
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James Laxton, the cinematographer, washes the images in lush colours and contrasts which, accompanied by a subtle, occasionally soaring score by Nicholas Britell, give the film a dreamlike quality.
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To help produce the psychedelic auditory state, the creators included binaural beats in the theta LFE range, which some people believe can coax the brain into a dreamlike state.
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Many refer to Lynch's work as dreamlike—the result of twice-daily Transcendental Meditation sessions that, he claims, break down the barriers between the subconscious and the waking mind.
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The production — a dreamlike meditation on power — has been described as "a suspension of reality" by Mr. Castellucci, who earned lifetime achievement honors from the Venice Biennale in 2013.
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But even Rose conceded that the present had taken on a dreamlike quality, that reality would set in a few months from now when the 2016-17 season begins.
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And while many were characterized by a hard-boiled naturalism, there were some — like Robert Siodmak's "Phantom Lady" (1944) or Edgar G. Ulmer's "Detour" (1945) — that were blatantly dreamlike.
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"Così" is no dream, though Mr. Bechtolf argues in a program note that this perplexing comedy can be interpreted as offering a utopian (that is, dreamlike) view of passion.
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With his delicate, sensuously flickering touch, lush colors and luminous atmospheres, Watteau anticipated Impressionism, and his dreamlike visions of erotic yearning and melancholic hypersensitivity inspired the 20th-century Surrealists.
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With the new exhibition, King, now on at Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles, add fan artwork inspired by King's fruitfully dreamlike and macabre imagination to that pop-cultural landscape.
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Dreamlike and whimsical, the designs sometimes integrate pop culture—from full sleeves of movie-based imagery, to a portrait of Jay–Z overlaid with the New York City skyline.
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The opinions expressed are his own.) NEW YORK, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Magic realism is a literary genre in which narrative is shot through with surreal, dreamlike, seemingly impossible moments.
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Lines attributed to "Unknown Male" — dreamlike fragments of loose F.B.I. chatter picked up by the interrogators' recorder — are all played on stage by Half Straddle company member Becca Blackwell.
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But these photos also give you a feel for that strange, quiet moment before a fashion show begins—when everything is kind of off-kilter and dreamlike and fun.
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Commonplace yet unsettling, Robert Marshall's dreamlike images are derived from fleeting, fragmentary glimpses of the passing land- and cityscape, seen through the window of a moving car or train.
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In this video, Eggers discusses how he achieved a dreamlike sensibility for the sequence by creating an elliptical collage of images and contrasting dark images with glowing light ones.
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Still, he designs his portraits collaboratively with his subjects, and the strong color and crisp shooting mostly honor them, especially the close-up frames that dispense with dreamlike stagings.
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So Buccellati's association with Mr. Valli, whose dreamlike dresses have loyal devotees in China, could support the growth of the stores it recently opened in Beijing, Shanghai and Macau.
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The show generally succeeds, though, in approximating the dreamlike quality of the book, through inky nighttime visuals and elegantly slowed-down scenes of hallway swagger and brutally powerful acrobatics.
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Mr. Hunter's lyrics, often dreamlike variations on the American folk tradition, meshed seamlessly with the band's casual musical style, helping to define the Grateful Dead as a counterculture touchstone.
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Dreamlike Photos Reveal the Spiritual and the Comic at Algerian Festivals Fethi Sahraoui photographed seasonal festivals that bring an annual burst of celebration and amusement to sleepy Algerian villages.
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The narrative jumps back and forth, feeling dreamlike at times, between David's memories of an innocent, cheerful younger Nic and a volatile present Nic, in and out of rehab.
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Broad Green's release of Amazon's "Neon Demon," starring Elle Fanning in a dreamlike fashion world film, generated little traction with $606,574 at 783 locations — a limp $783 per screen average.
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When T'Challa travels to the ancestral plain to seek advice from his father, its gaping purple skies extend into the theater, as if we are on this dreamlike quest too.
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But you should watch season 2 finale "Valar Morghulis" to understand the dreamlike quality of Dany's House Of The Undying vision (In fact, more on that episode in a second).
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His kaleidoscopic use of colour in works like "Antibes" (pictured, above) makes the viewer see through a prism to see everything Russell sees, as though almost in a dreamlike reverie.
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The resultant series is dreamlike yet substantial—deeply rooted in the red brick buildings and caffs of Haringey, but with Eugenie's face often out of focus or shrouded in darkness.
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Harper's adaptation drifts into dreamlike surrealism as its protagonist agonizes over whether to keep the changes Macon Heights has created in his life, or find a way to reverse them.
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But the movie also has more in common with the loose, sometimes dreamlike whimsicality of Michel Gondry than a straight-up monster tale or comedy/drama about grown-up problems.
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Ueda's works — whether it's his debut Ico on the PS2, or the more recent The Last Guardian on PS4 — all have a dreamlike quality, one that's enhanced by the visuals.
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But he does have panache, and a bizarre late-film revelation, plus the dreamlike, washed-out scenes of a nude, masked killer, all make it a fascinating one-off oddity.
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In no other country could someone who, as a child, was taken by his father to ogle the dreamlike mansions of the rich, rise to the Senate, and possibly beyond.
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The dreamlike beginning of "Young Ones" recalls a vintage J Dilla beat—one of Knight's primary inspirations—with the producer adeptly juggling more dissonant sounds in the song's second half.
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Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, the video finds Thom Yorke walking in a dreamlike state through a series of doors, seemingly lost, sad, and looking for a place to rest.
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Trista said all she remembers is "feeling very dizzy and nauseous" before falling into a dreamlike state, which she describes as a "white euphoria" and losing control of her body.
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Time stills itself in these depictions of objects and bodies as they exist in the artist's memory: rendered in translucent pigments, the shimmering, dreamlike objects are visible from various angles.
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This refrain captures the spirit of Woodson's dreamlike prose, which verges on hallucinatory in its consideration of the half-forgotten history of four black girls growing up in 1970s Brooklyn.
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It's like entering a different dimension; there's a dreamlike, soaring sensation to it, as if I'm Superman on his day off, cruising aloft, peering down at the rooftops of Metropolis.
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In "Turba" (2008), they move in a dreamlike landscape of flower-strewn tables, donning and discarding costumes and wigs while reciting texts from "On the Nature of Things" by Lucretius.
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There is a dreamlike intimacy to the voices that narrate her novels, as if we were not so much listening to a story being told as eavesdropping on a consciousness.
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The six episodes of this adaptation's first season artfully capture the story in warm, soft tones that lend a dreamlike quality, distorting the line between the real and the imagined.
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Ms. Markey and Ms. Davis (who have appeared together previously in the teasingly dreamlike plays of the Half Straddle company) bring a gymnast's vigor and precision to all their interpretations.
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Bale's was not quite as clean, not quite as pure, but if anything it was more spectacular, more dreamlike, the sort of thing that does not happen before disbelieving eyes.
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Ms. Bush had decided to perform "Joanni," her song about Joan of Arc, in the opening section of the show — a concert presentation before the dreamlike theatrical experience to follow.
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It is close kin to one kind of Bauschian dance-theater: a dreamlike succession of vignettes, sometimes connected by associative logic, sometimes not, but almost never including any conventional dance.
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The final number, "Wake Up," takes its title from a children's song by Woody Guthrie, and the melody is played, sweet and pure, before being taken through darkly dreamlike transformations.
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All of this is presented with the show's usual high degree of technical and dramatic accomplishment, and its alternately peppery and dreamlike evocations of the Southwestern landscape, urban and desert.
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At the other end are more troubling occurrences, such as memory gaps, or "depersonalization-derealization" (a feeling of observing yourself outside of your body, or existing in a dreamlike state).
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Kitchener (the clear, evocative Michael Weyandt), in some state between death and life, ends up on a dreamlike version of the Nile River island that would later bear his name.
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The electronic score, produced live by Gerald Kurdian (who has a short, dreamlike dance cameo), brings cities to mind, recalling a construction site or the pulse of a distant nightclub.
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In this piece, the artist included a strobe light that seemed to impose a curious rhythm and sense of time onto a piece that mostly felt dreamlike in its absurdity.
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At his best, the producer born Alec Koone manages to amalgamate golden moments from disparate corners of our sonic experience—the rainforest, the symphony hall, the club—into something dreamlike.
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This can be helpful from time to time, challenging preconceived notions of how we watch films and how they work on us by fragmenting the dreamlike lucidity of the moviegoing experience.
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Symptoms of these epileptic seizures vary, from an intense sensation of déjà vu and a sudden change in mood to a dreamlike feeling and repetitive movements like blinking, twitching and swallowing.
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In the dreamlike clip, Jon Snow (Kit Harington), Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner), and Arya Stark (Maisie Williams), find Us-like statues of themselves in the Winterfell crypts, foretelling their imminent demise.
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Published between 1934 and 1988, the novels are both fanciful and menacing; at times they're a little reminiscent of the fantastical, dreamlike, slightly sinister logic that powers Lewis Carroll's Alice books.
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At the same film festival, in the documentary category, Robert Greene's Bisbee '17 mixed interviews with performance to cast a dreamlike spell over a real town's confrontation of its real history.
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I thought the peaceful surroundings, rendered with a dreamlike quality by artist Olly Moss, would be a soothing change of pace from the brown and grey found in most blockbuster games.
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Dreamlike, brief, and then gone—just like a spark against a certain waxy, orange substance in a glass bulb that teleports you to an oddly familiar place you've never visited before.
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I was raw and more vulnerable than I have ever been in my life, and more than open to the "visions of dreamlike intensity" to which your reviewer Donovan Hohn refers.
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But the murals painted on the building's walls aren't going anywhere — in fact, the gallery commissioned the artist Kim West to expand upon her dreamlike mural on the old warehouse's exterior.
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This set of episodes lets us know where we might find them, and what they'll look like: anarchic, sad, dreamlike and a little nightmarish, laughing and sometimes howling into the void.
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Born in England, Mr. Cale first became known in New York for the swift, dreamlike monologues he performed in the 1980s at downtown spaces such as Dixon Place and P.S. 122.
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I saw one of the others, his portrait of Lorraine O'Grady, in Radical Presence at the Studio Museum in 2014; fragmented, dreamlike, and lyrical, it has stuck with me ever since.
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Her new video for "Silver Kettles" demonstrates both of these gifts in abundance, as clips of Eartha Kitt talking about self-love transition into abstract, dreamlike images of the titular object.
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These acts of violence have a strange, almost dreamlike logic to them, and the rage and tension the film conjures up never resolve into catharsis—there is simply too much ambiguity.
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About the artist: Marcus Jahmal, who is self-taught and lives in Brooklyn, N.Y., paints landscapes and domestic scenes based on his memories, which can give his work a dreamlike quality.
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Dreamlike snippets of their louche and violent youths give depth to a portrait of the pair, who must reckon with the remains of dissolute years spent passing between Ireland and Spain.
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He changed his name in 1914, during a sojourn in Paris (1911-1915) with his brother, who was already becoming known for the dreamlike metaphysical paintings that proved foundational to Surrealism.
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Let our travel writers show you the environmental dichotomy that the Everglades of Florida has become, and demonstrate that the dreamlike beauty of Zanzibar is more than blindingly white beaches. Oops.
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Ms. Shocron, a pianist, and Mr. Díaz, a drummer, both hail from Argentina, and together they make wobbly, dreamlike music with the lilt of folk song and the expansiveness of jazz.
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The Spanish choreographer Blanca Li teams up with the Bolshoi principal Maria Alexandrova in "Goddesses & Demonesses," a work set in a fantastical, dreamlike world — an appropriate setting to explore feminine myths.
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Dreamlike, archival footage of the DTR's expeditions, playing in The Drawing Center's backroom, features a particularly memorable glimpse of one researcher drawing underwater on a zinc tablet, wearing a diving helmet.
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The first of four timed confetti cannons explode, shooting handmade pieces of yellow and green paper into the air before falling like snow, creating the dreamlike experience Mr. Miguel had wanted.
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Yorke's gnarled hollow-body guitar and the trundling percussion sound as though they were grown out of soil, a sound made visually real by the dreamlike, stop-motion-animated accompanying video.
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While the emotional car wreck that was the opera date explains Versace's murder in the context of American Crime Story, it's less clear if that already dreamlike scene happened in real life.
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The otherwise empty background and thin, dispersed lines of blue paint emphasize the artificial, even dreamlike quality of the scene, as if it were a memory caught in the midst of recollection.
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The trailer offers a lush, dreamlike look at flash points in the two men's relationship—Elio feels miffed by Oliver's brusqueness, makes fun of his manners, and admires his confidence with women.
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But The Young Pope was stunning, thoughtful and dreamlike, and even though key players have been strategically shifted to dioceses around the globe, its well-earned second series can't come soon enough.
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Though Polish photographer Magdalena Switek only began shooting in 2009, she has already become known for her distinctive style, a brooding, dreamlike mixture of street and documentary photography, all black-and-white.
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Yolen and Sheban work in tandem: Rather than giving directions, Yolen's minimal text and Sheban's dreamlike illustrations only suggest how the book might be read, and where things might go from there.
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In her new work, "Catacomb," Ms. Gill continues to shrewdly investigate place, but this time her expedition occurs in a surreal, dreamlike space where the unpredictable topography is that of the psyche.
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While Sandman was always known for a rather specific kind of moody tone, the new books seem to run the gamut, from the ethereal and dreamlike, to the hard-boiled and fanciful.
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" Indeed, that youthful awe is palpable throughout Groove Denied' and Metrolight's forthcoming album, present in the dreamlike wooziness of the synth melody on "Viktor Borgia" and the glitterball arpeggios of "Beautiful Prisons.
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One, "230,9895 Feet Is the Best" (22), intersperses segments from an interview with a drone pilot suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and dreamlike sequences featuring an imaginary drone pilot in therapy.
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It's a reviewer's commonplace to praise a writer's prose as hallucinogenic, but in Dillard's case, the adjective fits: Her essays have been known to induce in their users visions of dreamlike intensity.
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Directed by Panos Cosmatos, the film is a dreamlike grindhouse thriller, with Cage as the bereaved Red Miller, who is seeking to avenge the death of his girlfriend Mandy Bloom (Andrea Riseborough).
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"Halloween Unleashed: Dancing Bones, Tasting Darkness and the Skeleton Within," her 55-minute, dreamlike work that opens at La MaMa on Friday, was inspired by Disney's animated "The Skeleton Dance" from 1929.
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While the majority of details in "House of Tan Ky Study" are blurry and dreamlike, the objects in "House of Tan Ky" (2015), painted with tempera on linen, are more sharply defined.
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The color palette oscillates between warm and cool tones, providing a prismatic range that, along with the soothing female voice in the background singing "la la la la," sets a dreamlike mood.
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That goes double in the world of Ball's fiction, which has the same dreamlike sparseness you might find in Kafka or Borges — something less like our world than a parable of it.
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The most dreamlike moments aren't sustained for long, broken up by the kind of slapstick clowning that's familiar from Cirque du Soleil and doesn't entirely embrace Dalí's bizarre, uneasy sense of humor.
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Sometimes Ms. Lawson will describe to him a dreamlike image she's trying to capture, and he will make a sketch that she can then use to persuade her prospective models to collaborate.
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For decades, officials for the city of Munich, citing a variety of arguments, had resisted returning Klee's "Swamp Legend," a dreamlike abstract painting punctuated by childlike imaginings of windows, trees and crosses.
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Around 1980, David Salle's stylish, cryptic paintings — dreamlike arrangements of art-historical fragments, lifestyle signifiers and brusquely rendered nudes — seduced and baffled their way to the center of a booming art market.
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Ms. Hiller's mysterious and dreamlike art, which often made use of marginalized and forgotten artifacts of modern culture, played at the precipice between reality and the subconscious and often explored the paranormal.
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Her younger body kneels, tanned and naked, in front of a pillowy quilt in one dreamlike scene; in another, her body is hidden by a large black cloak stitched with eye masks.
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Twin Peaks is still most famous for those dreamlike images, but it's also a show where not everything makes sense or has an answer, which is anathema to how TV usually works.
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As acclaimed as they were for their dreamlike atmosphere and fashion-shoot style, they prompted grumblings in the press that Ms Coppola hadn't looked very far beyond her own gilded existence for inspiration.
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Peele is willing to let Get Out move along almost of its own accord, throwing in the occasional jolt and pausing for one sequence — a dreamlike trip into Chris's unconsciousness — that's genuinely unsettling.
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It follows protagonist Jessica through the dreamlike memories of her mother Angelica, an actress with a career that spanned genres from drama to horror to children's fantasy — the source of the flying dragon.
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Gorillaz co-founder Jamie Hewlett directed the "Saturnz Barz (Spirit House)" video, and it depicts the band in a dreamlike haunted house scenario being stalked by monsters and being transported to outer space.
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While his style is undeniably manga, Kuvshinov imbues the comic book style with both a photographer's and a cinematographer's touch, creating everything from dreamlike lighting to the cinematic staging of scenes and characters.
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When Ms. Yahel enters, assuming angular, two-dimensional poses as the score rumbles along, the tone changes into something too ordinary, and Ms. Gill briefly loses her grip on her layered dreamlike setting.
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And you can't really address the subject without noting the perfect casting in the original of Saoirse Ronan as Hanna, with her ability to be both ethereal and feral, dreamlike and convincingly physical.
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Their landscapes are so artificial, their plots so dreamlike, that they require a different kind of appreciation from the audience — "tender" is the word Sontag uses — than the latest in, say, conceptual art.
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What follows is less a consideration of the fallout from an act of euthanasia than a succession of disjointed, dreamlike scenes of Theresa listlessly caressing tree trunks and her mother's shabby-chic furnishings.
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Crucially, there appears to be an undiminished appetite for Bausch's emotionally driven style of tanztheater (or dance theater), a blend of dreamlike imagery with dramatic situations and bursts of strenuous, even punishing movement.
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There are his abstract paintings; his imaginative and dreamlike figurative works; and his engagement with Black history, which he sees as one of slavery, segregation, and incarceration from the beginning to the present.
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Drawing on their experiences growing up a year apart in the East Village and creating art together, the Bennett sisters produced a series of lush, dreamlike images exploring the darker side of sisterhood.
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The most obvious distinction between ice and mirages is that ice has been used for centuries to preserve what would otherwise decay; whereas mirages seem to show what may exist, in some dreamlike future.
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Whether it's the folding tablets found in Westworld or the many book-like slates with foldable pages in Microsoft's future vision videos, a phone that folds out into a much larger device is dreamlike.
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The online oration will be filmed with a green screen and partially in 360˚ mode, which will allow readers to teleport to the location they're reading about, plunging viewers deeper into Bulgakov's dreamlike world.
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It follows a shipwrecked man to an island, where his attempts to escape are blocked by a giant turtle; from there, the story unfolds with the dreamlike logic and sudden surprises of a fable.
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Pepper moves whimsically from one weirdly precise quasi-random sound to another, much the same way that image follows image in "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds"; one dreamlike progression comments on the other.
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And on the whole, his songs are dreamlike and entrancing, from the soothing lullaby "Idk" to the deeply inspiring "Life Goes On." Dipping into his pseudo-falsetto, he recalls the woodlands specter Bon Iver.
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Earlier this year, Ms. Anderson's dreamlike documentary "Heart of a Dog" was in the running for an Academy Award, and she made headlines with a midnight concert for dogs in Times Square in January.
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The short borrows a dreamlike quality from other films in Within's pedigry, like the star-studded Take Flight and the sanitarium roller coaster ride Catatonic, to bring viewers deeper into Elliot's relationship with Shayla.
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Maybe it's the booze, but this expectation—that a roomful of adults will suspend their disbelief long enough to help tell a story—helps peel away the everyday, giving the experience a dreamlike vibrancy.
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It's a thread that main character is following slowly, and here, I wanted it to be like an explosion of this color surrounding the character, bringing a kind of dreamlike quality to the scene.
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Maya Deren and Alexander Hammid shot this landmark of American experimental cinema in their Hollywood home, and so the dreamlike, ambiguous story plays out against the backdrop of ubiquitous Southern California Spanish Revival architecture.
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Directed by local production company Alfredo Films, the doc is a dreamlike head trip that floats from Clairmont breaking down his work ethic to concert footage shot in the split-screen style of Woodstock.
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Unlike some animal art, which turns them into human-like narcissists or uses them as the basis for dreamlike pop art, Elliott's work is purely representational but still achieves a sort of gorgeous otherworldliness.
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This idealized image is reinforced by the almost dreamlike scene when Lori arrives at her hotel room, sans C.C., and steps onto a balcony facing the Hollywood Hills, warm breeze blowing through her hair.
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The briny air gnawing patterns into walls, the serpentine lanes shaded by filigreed balconies, and the ornately carved teak doors: All lend Stone Town a dreamlike beauty that even sheets of rain can't obscure.
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Its title — "Kahlil Joseph: Shadow Play" — conveys Mr. Joseph's dreamlike way with images and narratives and talent for giving black and white a richness inspired by the photographs of Roy DeCarava, an acknowledged influence.
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Highlights include huge black and white rabbits by the local artist ROA (along Tempelhof), and two adjacent buildings (in Sleepstraat) sporting multistory scenes — both eerie and dreamlike — by A Squid Called Sebastian and Violant.
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As this engaging show reveals, the dreamlike and feverish intensity that went into making "The Defenders" appears closer to the sensibility of our noisy socio-political conflicts than respectful, abstract, minimal tranquility ever did.
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The scene follows a lush, dreamlike interlude in which the unconscious father stands on a two-page-length street corner, surrounded by building-sized replicas of the Philco vintage radios he resuscitates in his workshop.
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Daniel Fish's production, which won the Tony Award for best musical revival, seems to bend the rules of history, too, punctuating a turn-of-the-century tale with stark violence and a dreamlike contemporary dance.
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When they do have a composition, they are just as unidentifiable, acting as dreamlike relics of human consciousness that, as with any true artist, are tied exclusively to their mastermind—in this case, Oravecz herself.
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Though the premise sounds macabre, the approach is more a lush dreamlike mystery, with the voiceless hand searching for the young boy who lost it and flashing back to memories when it was still attached.
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Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian: ...part of its charm resides in the eerie, almost dreamlike effect of continually producing familiar elements, reshuffled and reconfigured, a reaching back to the past and hinting at a preordained future.
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The director Neil Armfield's version updates the action to a dreamlike, modern setting: A chorus line wearing Busby Berkeley-style outfits appears in one scene; and background singers in midcentury beach outfits appear in another.
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AT 215 HOURS 230 MINUTES 22 SECONDS There have been many dreamlike stagings of Debussy's "Pelléas et Mélisande," but few as nightmarish as Barrie Kosky's spare production, currently running at the Komische Oper in Berlin.
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Her current show at the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA), A Dream is the Shadow of Something Real, features almost two dozen pastels, as well earlier works, that depict female figures in dreamlike landscapes.
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"Fast Color" is many things — a dreamlike dystopian drama; a warm celebration of family and female power; a teasing hint of superhero-origin story — none of which fully explains its gentle grip on our attention.
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She translated hundreds of books — she did not know the exact number — including W. G. Sebald's "Austerlitz," a dreamlike meditation on memory and the Holocaust that won the National Book Critics Circle Award in 2012.
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Viewers see Maeve's eyes roll to the back of her head, like she is experiencing a very aggressive operating system update, and then all of a sudden, we hear "dreamlike whispering," to quote HBO closed captioning.
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Much like Bahbah's work, Gomez's song lyrics are subtitled over dreamlike, retro-style shots of her pining after a mystery man who she claims will always have a place in her heart, despite her better judgment.
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The X-Files, inspired by the visual storytelling gauntlet thrown down by its predecessor Twin Peaks (which was fond of dreamlike imagery and normal scenes tinged with menace), turned most of its episodes into visual feasts.
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Yes, Twin Peaks may be all about esoteric, dreamlike vignettes, but why follow up the vicious murder of one woman with the vicious abuse of another, and then not even explain why we're seeing the latter.
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What makes Mr Ridley's work so captivating is his ability to take those things that we are most afraid of—from the rise of fascism to child abuse—and present them with a shimmering, dreamlike lyricism.
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The unsynchronized dialogue, which seems to float above the heads of the characters rather than emerging from their mouths, gives the action a dreamlike quality and infuses an objectively grim, realistic story with poetry and longing.
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The blue, ghost-like prints on the floating pillowcases appear to be in a dreamlike state, beginning to capture how the memories of these objects have a simultaneously ephemeral yet undeniably visceral presence for these women.
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She sings, "I saw things I imagined" more than a dozen times, repeating the line or parts of it while continuously toying with the music: different melodies, different speeds, different chords, everything in a dreamlike flux.
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The sinking becomes the catalyst not for a morality tale, but rather a parable of cultural intersection: Kitchener's dreamlike confrontation with phantom presences on a mysteriously transformed version of the island that later bore his name.
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Such dreamlike images abound in "Indecent," which has been artfully lighted by Christopher Akerlind and features projections by Tal Yarden, which orient us as to the time, place and language spoken in the scenes that follow.
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Excerpts from Act I — especially crucial scenes when we see the beer-swilling Pinkerton (the vibrant tenor Mackenzie Whitney) before his wedding and some melting strands of the love duet — are intriguingly presented as dreamlike recollections.
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Like "The Leftovers," it's fuelled by cockeyed, hyper-saturated imagery, including dreamlike visions—piglets racing across a courtroom; cracked eggs that resolve into a smiley face—that don't need to be fully understood to be effective.
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Only one image reveals the environment within which these dreamlike complexes reside: Granser's final image, a wide view of the region, shows a cluster of cholets amid the relatively drab brick houses spread around El Alto.
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"[Del Rey's] entire act and legacy is built around a cinematic and larger-than-life vision, and her rich and dreamlike music reflects that," wrote Eden Arielle Gordon at Popdust about Del Rey's reaction to Powers's review.
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Drawing upon what was then the still-new field of psychotherapy, Expressionist film became a cinematic medium in which the overall scenic and production design produced a feeling of dreamlike unreality and psychological tension for the viewer.
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The multitude of artworks on display range from mildly dreamlike concoctions to full-on nightmarish contortions, some recalling the works of surrealist masters like Dalí and Magritte and others thoroughly unique in their defiance of reality's limitations.
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Based on Maurice Maeterlinck's enigmatic Symbolist drama, the work is invariably described as dreamlike: Katie Mitchell, the director of a coolly accomplished new production that opened at the Grand Théâtre de Provence on Saturday, takes that literally.
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The set, by Martin Zehetgruber, and the 18th-century period costumes by Moidele Bickel, an Academy Award-nominated costume designer who died in May, create a classical atmosphere while the desert backdrop suggests an altered, dreamlike reality.
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" HBO To his relief, James Poniewozik reports that there is "something dreamlike, otherworldly, about seeing 'Deadwood' return, after 13 years, with the long-rumored, oft-doubted completion of a story that was cruelly interrupted after three seasons.
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SHEEP MIGHT BE A THING NOW IN OPERA Last year, a flock of 100 live sheep was an eerie yet endearing presence in Heiner Goebbels's dreamlike staging of Louis Andriessen's "De Materie" at the Park Avenue Armory.
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Simo (Johannes Brotherus), a 14-year-old living in a Helsinki housing project, embarks on a dreamlike odyssey with his brother, who is about to go to prison, while trying to figure out who he really is.
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This unintended grid, whose incisions are responsible for serious deterioration along the edges of the four parts, segregates its enigmatic imagery into distinct, oddly unrelated pictures — another postmodern touch — a grouping that underscores the artist's dreamlike structure.
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In this, Disney's more akin to 1978 Czech horror Panna a netvor (in which the Beast barely curbs his appetites and Beauty's drawn to him only through loneliness) than it is to the dreamlike tension of Jean Cocteau.
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Alex Garland's heady, dreamlike science fiction movie Annihilation opened over the weekend to a modest $11 million box office take that looks paltry compared to Black Panther's stunning numbers, but it's still about what distributor Paramount Pictures projected.
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Mr. Kosky, who is Australian, is known for infusing his epic productions with dreamlike imagery (his staging of "The Magic Flute" featured psychedelic projections that evoked sources ranging from Art Deco-era alcohol advertisements to the movie "Dumbo").
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As you explored these spaces and moments, all rendered in a dreamlike blocky art style, you'd hear from Ryan, Joel, Amy, and his brothers, their voices playing over top of the action, and displayed as text on screen.
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These undergrads built a Generative Adversarial Net that creates art The Belamy family is the result of this process playing out many times, producing the strange, distorted faces that have a dreamlike, and also nightmarish, quality to them.
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Songs such as "Young, Latin and Proud" and the shivery, dreamlike "It's My Brown Skin," both of which appeared on his album "Private Energy" (2016), anchored the playful, searching quality of his music in questions of personal intimacy.
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Holmer's storytelling emphasises movement as a way to communicate both individual and collective experience, and though firmly grounded in reality, the film shares dreamlike qualities with Moonlight, another coming of age tale that it has been compared to.
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She imbues Finn and Cora with ethereal quirks and hobbies that are sprinkled with something dreamlike — they transform abandoned homes into other countries, count the lights of fishing boats far out at sea like stars in the sky.
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J.C. Dreamlike and lightly whimsical tough talk from the rising rapper Lil Mosey that sets itself apart from SoundCloud rap peers thanks to a cheerful sense of melody and high-test, shimmering, pop-minded production by Royce David.
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Another way to put it would be to say that Ms. Forrer's woven sprites and the rich but indistinct worlds they inhabit all seem of a piece, which lends her scenes of giddy mayhem an appropriately dreamlike quality.
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Dreamlike, macabre imagery like the one in the painting was not de Lappe's signature style, but the artwork contains the seed of social and political consciousness that Kahlo, Rivera, and other mentors would help foster during her lifetime.
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Steers' handmade film uses appropriated and collaged imagery to craft a surreal, female-centered retelling of Frankenstein, while Pryce created her dreamlike film by burying photographs of Victorian children's lantern slides which she later dug up and reanimated.
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It is set in a dreamlike abandoned amusement park and features an eclectic cast led by the musical-theater baritone William Michals as Hook, the writer-performer Erin Markey as Wendy, and the comedian Peter Smith as Peter.
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Her dreamlike visions of China's full-tilt economic development, and the social dislocation and environmental abasement that have come with it, were the most beguiling and unnerving parts of her acclaimed midcareer retrospective at MoMA PS1 in 2016.
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In the days after the execution of Mr. Jia, friends and relatives in his village in the northern province of Hebei circulated a poem he wrote while in prison in which he described being in a dreamlike state.
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The tale involves stifled hatred and potential violence, but Dulac films it with a lyrical and impressionistic inwardness, using unnatural lighting effects, dreamlike double exposures, and grotesque distortions to evoke the heroine's frustrated desires and irrepressible fears. ♦
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Cespedes hit like crazy and the team was various shades of dreamlike before regressing into a late-October shipwreck, but both in the giddy fog of that run and after there was a new believability to it all.
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Lots of music gets called dreamlike, but Simple Affections really is, abandoning traditional compositional logic so that you just float along until you find yourself in a beautiful clearing of piano minimalism or a terrifying underbrush of noise.
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The bollards in Ögel's current exhibition recreate this space of transition in the present and address the dreamlike distortion effect of modern life upon our memory, showing how this has transformed our understanding of both time and the past.
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Also in Rome, large families can rent dreamlike private accommodations — say, a palace with Italian Renaissance frescoes or a penthouse overlooking Piazza Venezia — from The Grand House and hire the Michelin-starred chef Cristina Bowerman to cook Thanksgiving dinner.
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In the next episode, the man in the ski mask appears again, spliced between the moment Cora's shoe crushes Maddie's chest (it's still possible this is a dreamlike metaphor for betrayal) and the image of unidentified people having sex.
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But Garland is fascinated by the personal act of self-destruction, and it's easy to see why he shied away from the book's deeper, more dreamlike elements, and focused instead on how it expresses some of his own obsessions.
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Andre Breton, the group's self-appointed leader, wrote in his novel Nadja that the market at Saint-Ouen was "an almost forbidden world of sudden parallels" and "petrifying coincidences," where unexpected encounters with dreamlike objects lurked around every corner.
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As Whitney Museum curator Chrissie Iles says of Da Corte's Midnight Moment, the video creates a "dreamlike cinematic presence" that is also a nod to the movie theaters and stages of Time Square from the 1930s to the 1950s.
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The director of the dreamlike Her and Being John Malkovich stepped behind the camera for the four-minute ad, shooting The Leftovers star Margaret Qualley as she waddles, krumps, and body pops her way around the fancy-ass venue.
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The production designers, led by Jonathan McKinstry, work with the cinematographers and special-effects crews to provide a detailed, vivid shipboard environment, as well as the alternately dreamlike and nightmarish surrounding world of shuddering ice and misty, milky light.
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I spent a great deal of mental energy in my adolescence trying to capture that dreamlike filler, to perpetually feel what the Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh calls the "non-toothache" that I unknowingly walked around with most days.
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One of these conducts an intensely erotic pas de deux with a woman not only slowly but with freeze-frame emphasis: This registers as the hero's coolly dreamlike recollection (very "Krapp") of an encounter that was once supremely important.
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The women in the play, followers of the god Dionysos, revel in their carnality without self-consciousness or shame — a theme Ms. Keiley was deeply interested in exploring in her dreamlike production, which is lush with music and dance.
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They evoke a world of brutality and tenderness, irrationality and sadness, familiar to anyone who has seen Bausch's powerfully dramatic, dreamlike works, which have come to define the genre of tanztheater, or dance theater, over the last 40 years.
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The ''Easter Sunday Church Service'' (1996), for instance, from a series he called ''Chasing Shadows,'' is dreamlike in effect, full of smoke and scattered light, as devotees (most of them women in white head scarves) gather around for worship.
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In the case of this reviewer, it was a road to Damascus experience with the 2007 film "Colossal Youth," which required a second viewing to yield its epiphany, Like that picture, "Vitalina Varela" is socially conscious, but dreamlike, elegiac.
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Mr. Teshigawara, whose troupe, Karas, is based in Tokyo, not only choreographed the piece — a meditation on the threshold between waking and sleeping — but also designed the lighting, costumes and sets, all part of a translucent, starkly dreamlike world.
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We'd spoken the entire way there, speculating what his setlist would be and otherwise spinning out over how dreamlike it was that we were both on our way to way to see Prince on a drizzly night in May.
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Yip combines legend, mythology and Gothic elements into a magical coming-of-age tale, and her narrative style, which at times seems almost detached, might be distracting if it didn't fit so well into the dreamlike quality of the story.
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In a dreamlike sequence, they weave through its galleries—it is the first time the institution has allowed a major motion picture to be filmed there—opening the unalarmed glass cases and removing the items with both care and awe.
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Together, Ollie and Arlie sneak around the séance, hiding from brooding men (a dreamlike representation of Dr. Fujita's quest to remove Annie from the narrative), only for Ollie to see Voice Jed seated in a rocking chair, coughing up ectoplasm.
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" Timms adds, "To me the song translates visually into a nostalgic portrait of desire, so I wanted to make it feel a bit old and dreamlike while respecting the beautifully shot original footage Kristin and Nedda gave me to edit.
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Pen & Pixel served as the visual counterpart to this otherness; its gaudy, dreamlike album covers were like crass, lunatic vision-boards, offering vibrant Photoshop collages of palm trees and pineapples, Hummers and helicopters, skulls and city skylines and diamond-studded goblets.
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But the almost dreamlike encounter between the President of the United States and the supreme leader of the world's most repressive state ended with mounting questions about what actually had been achieved, who had won most, and what will happen next.
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The Sagrada Familia basilica in Barcelona has worldwide fame as an architectural treasure, the dreamlike masterpiece of the Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí, which draws millions of visitors a year though it is still under construction, 136 years after work began.
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The painting is "Knowledge and Wonder," a dreamlike frieze that the artist completed in 1995 for the Legler branch of the Chicago Public Library — on the city's poorer West Side, where African-Americans make up about 44 percent of the population.
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The piece is one in a series of installations created by Nakhova in her Moscow apartment between 1983 and 713; each of these works transport the viewer from the dreariness of the Soviet standardized, collectivized existence into a private, dreamlike world.
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Here, we encounter several large paintings by Chagall that offer dreamlike images of him and Bella floating or flying through swirling cubist clouds and over minute cities and villages, their weightlessness acting as a visual metaphor for the couple's carefree joy.
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Both styles, however different (Schad was an exquisite chronicler of Weimar decadence, while Wilde went after dreamlike, virtuosic mimesis and superficial shocks), were based in an optical examination of the real world, while Graham's work is undeniably a mental projection.
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The resulting watercolor images of Harlem — which took shape from Baldwin's recollections, filtered through a French artist's imagination — have a dreamlike, impressionist quality that can be almost jarring when juxtaposed with the sometimes menacing elements TJ confronts in his neighborhood.
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Inspired by the art, young visitors can take part in drop-in workshops devoted to designing illustrated folding books, creating fantastical mobiles, making dreamlike paintings with watercolor-resist techniques and contributing to a large collaborative city scene patterned after Chagall's own.
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They appear intimately connected to the banana plant, bathing with it and eating its fruit in dreamlike, almost hallucinatory scenes that often contain the word "Nobody" — a reference to Odysseus's trick of telling the Cyclops Polyphemus that his name is Nobody.
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First there are his initial hours in town, marked by a long, dreamlike sequence in which he meets an important business executive, who gives him dinner and a foolproof system for gambling on sports before falling entirely out of the novel.
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"This, along with the dreamlike quality of the Chinese Garden at night, enhances the inherent subject matter I deal with: the borders between dreams and reality, composer and composed, cause and effect, art and life, life and death," Mr. Lai wrote.
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Born in 22019 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in the central Canadian prairies, Pylypchuk was a founding member of the Royal Art Lodge, the mid-'4563s collective of University of Manitoba art students known for their esoteric references and dreamlike, darkly surreal aesthetic.
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Their shared voice heightens the dreamlike setting — an Ohio farm in the 1950s — in which the girls observe the five mothers and aunts one generation up, looking to them to see how to become women, in love and in grief.
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On returning to London, he presented intellectually upscale programs for "Monitor" and directed dramas for the BBC, notably a dreamlike version of "Alice in Wonderland" with John Gielgud as the Mock Turtle and Peter Sellers as the King of Hearts.
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She's all alone in a Los Angeles that's dreamlike for the rich and famous and rotten to the core if you're anything less, where nobody has the time to give a chance to a young Colombian woman with no connections.
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The mysterious forest into which Natalie Portman and her team of fellow scientists are delving is a zone of dreamlike interspecies mutations, and the director Alex Garland ("Ex Machina") enhances its otherworldly strangeness with a woozy score and unique sound design.
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There's definitely a surrealist feeling to my pictures, which is mostly achieved aesthetically, yet combining surrealism with street photography sort of opens up a portal to a dreamlike landscape, where multiple narratives are possible and your psyche can take you anywhere.
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A dreamlike musical-drama about the pitfalls that come with chasing your dreams, La La Land follows an emotional bell curve traced by the relationship between struggling actress Mia Dolan (Emma Stone) and aspirant jazz pianist Sebastian Wilder (Ryan Gosling).
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The rest of the neighborhood gossips about her — she was only married to Mr. Abel less than a month when he died — but the narrator is almost in thrall to her, their intimacy growing as they share dreamlike evenings in the water.
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Take Errol Morris's recent Netflix docuseries Wormwood, which is about half interviews with the son and acquaintances of a man who died under suspicious circumstances, half dreamlike reenactments of the mental state of the man (played by Peter Sarsgaard) before he died.
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The master bathroom is a glittering dreamlike quarry, with sinks carved from solid blocks of Verona limestone floating on what appear to be cushions of light, and walls clad in slabs of veined Black St. Laurent marble and honey-hued Peruvian travertine.
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From the very first moments of the film, which introduce us to Toni, mid sit-up, as she counts her reps in barely-winded breath, The Fits lures its viewers into a universe that is both dreamlike and yet still anchored in verisimilitude.
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Prior to Suspiria, the last time horror had displayed such a dreamlike, stylized quality was during the German Expressionist period of the late '20s and '30s, with films like The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari and Cat People, both of which directly influenced Suspiria.
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"When legions of right-wing women in the anti-abortion movement brandish pictures of gory dead or dreamlike space-floating fetuses outside clinics or in demonstrations, they are participating in a visual pageant that directly degrades women—and thus themselves," Petchesky writes.
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The production lacks Neuwirth's suggested "dreamlike quality," because the set (by George Allison) depends on projected digital photos whose 21st-century crispness whisks us right out of Toole's time, however much the period costumes (by Angela Harner) try to root us there.
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When Aira wrote Birthday, he was also coming off a string of some of his most fantastical novels: Shantytown, The Miracle Cures of Dr. Aira, and The Literary Conference, to name a few, where dreamlike states and the supernatural were the structuring logic.
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With kaleidoscopic and surreal imagery that dances across the screen in perfect succession to its musical accompaniment, the film and animation of Mary Ellen Bute puts the viewer in an alluring dreamlike world where music is not only heard but also seen.
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What the threads have in common is a kind of dreamlike, affectless prose that effectively nulls characterization — Anna's husband, we're asked to believe, is a mover and shaker in the music business, but nothing about his behavior adds credibility to this bare résumé.
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" This is the essential Solstadian complaint, how hauntingly early our lives are decided and how simultaneously stupid and painful living seems in the middle age that follows, "the dreamlike, fragmentary inactivity … left after the usual phases of a human life have been lived.
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" T challenged Risso to document his world and creative approach in Polaroid and the result is the 10 dreamlike images below, which the designer explains as follows: "Life is built on encounters: One way or another all of them stay with me.
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As its title suggests, there is a dazed, dreamlike quality to the prose of this bildungsroman, in which a masterly English translation by Jeffrey M. Green manages to retain the direct, concrete quality of the original Hebrew as well as its austere poetry.
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Thursday's brilliant and engaging concert presented two very different expressions of that confrontation, one characterized by flirtatious irreverence, the other by a dreamlike state of metamorphosis, in which the borders between the composer's self and the ghosts of his musical father figures dissolved.
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The repercussions of this domestic drama are predictable, but at least they do lead to a delightful redemptive scene (one of the movie's few pleasingly dreamlike moments), when Barnum uses an elephant as a New York taxi to make an appointment on time.
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"Composed theater" is the term used by the director Mark DeChiazza and the composer Amy Beth Kirsten, the team behind the dreamlike "Quixote" recently unveiled at Montclair State University, a show in which instrumentalist actors drew arresting sounds from the props themselves.
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Yet, even when you went outdoors, the dreamlike atmosphere of the interior never quite faded; the entire complex felt very much like its own contained world, the only place alive in downtown Houston, where many businesses were shut down for the weekend.
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And if that sense of the music's inextricability is true of hearing the "Bonita Applebum" sample all the time, it is especially true when the sample returns within the dreamlike logic of We got it from Here… Thank You 22016 Your Service, Tribe's parting album.
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Everything contributed to the dreamlike atmosphere: her soft voice and sure touch, the fact that I was lying on the bed, and the compactness of Tokyo hotel rooms, which meant that she periodically had to move things around to make enough room to stand.
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AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France — Barbara Hannigan was lying on her back onstage a few weeks ago during a performance of Debussy's "Pelléas et Mélisande," a dreamlike, demanding production at the Aix Festival here, in which Ms. Hannigan, playing Mélisande, barely left the audience's sight.
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He just released a video for the title track (this is a live version, captured at the Brooklyn space National Sawdust) with a speckled and dreamlike aesthetic — and an overlay of Doug Aitken-like abstract highway shots — that matches its windswept and soaring sound.
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At this concert, part of the Jazz Gallery Mentoring Series at the National Jazz Museum, he will play in a quartet with Morgan Guerin, a full-toned young tenor saxophonist from New Orleans, whose electrified originals are built on lilting balladry and dreamlike crescendos.
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The filmmakers try to enliven the big fights and action sequences by injecting a bit of self-consciousness about the illusion-driven craft they pursue, and a few sequences take place in an austere, dreamlike virtual realm where visually interesting things are allowed to happen.
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A beautiful show that traces this Swiss artist's ever-expanding journey into the wilds of video, from single-channel works to rapturous environments that fuse lights, moving images, color and music, usually offering viewers the use of pillows or even beds befitting their dreamlike drift.
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The cozy cover image of a wide-eyed toddler playing outdoors in the snow hardly hints at the dreamlike adventure to follow, in which the little girl rolls an ever-larger snowball through village streets, past farm fields, and finally deep into the forest.
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The film works on the level of a dreamlike fable, which sets Mambéty apart in the history of African cinema from the post-colonial polemics of Ousmane Sembene and his more-recent admirer, Abderrahmane Sissako, to name only two who have achieved international acclaim.
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The trees look like there's no way that they could even stand up, and then you learn later that all those palm trees aren't actually meant to grow there at all—it's all imported, so everything about it is fake and dreamlike and surreal.
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Adding to the dreamlike sense was when I next read tweets embedded in that article that appeared to have been written by me, and where I was made to look as though I claimed responsibility for this terrorist attack -- and was even gleeful at the death toll.
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With its washed out, dreamlike qualities, the album's closer, "I Can't Give Everything Away," is the fitting final statement of an artist that gave to electronic music both in the boldness of his production and in the weird soul he placed at the heart of it all.
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In Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, he's just part and parcel of David Lynch's endlessly dreamlike imagery: speaking in coded spy language with a no-nonsense seriousness, he's not quite aware that he's accidentally shifted dimensions, into a place where his veiled references don't make sense.
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But, when you listen to Bevan's solo stuff, particularly her early work, there are elements of baroque pop, gently strummed guitar, click-clacking percussion and a dreamlike quality anchored to her breathy voice that sound worlds apart from the music she tailors to fit other acts.
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Those pieces culminated in "Einstein on the Beach," a dreamlike meditation on scientific discovery, human relations and nuclear apocalypse that progressed in enigmatic episodes, austerely designed and directed by Robert Wilson and with swirling choreography by Andrew de Groat, the dancers representing atomic particles in ceaseless motion.
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Watching Beyoncé's recent video for ''Formation,'' with its set piece showing a black child in a hooded sweatshirt disarming a rank of riot police with his dance moves, most Americans grasped the outfit as a rhetorical device serving a dreamlike declaration about protest and civil rights.
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Marion and her illustrator and 2D animation collaborator Kelzang Ravach, who creates under the moniker Ma-Ke, use various techniques and media—collage, paint and digital effects—to make La Chica's face mutate in a number of ways, creating something that's dreamlike without ever being grotesque.
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Ms. Lennox says she's become increasingly attuned to life's dreamlike quality, but as a songwriter, she has deftly captured it all along — it's there in the synth pop of 1982's "Sweet Dreams," the 2007 power ballad "Dark Road, " and in many other songs in between.
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It proclaims a happy ending to the sequence of albums that began with Beyoncé's prodigious 2016 "Lemonade": a grand statement, magnified by its dreamlike full-length video and interludes of poetry, that set personal betrayal and resolve alongside a multigenerational history of African-American women's travails.
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A beautiful show that traces this Swiss artist's ever-expanding journey into the wilds of video, from single-channel works to rapturous environments that fuse lights, moving images, color and music, usually offering viewers the use of pillows or even beds befitting the art's dreamlike drift.
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Over its nearly seven minute running time, Carne y Arena also delves into the dreamlike — at one point, a wooden table appears in the middle of the fray, with children on either side watching a tiny boat filled with refugees overturn and sink into its surface — and the abstract.
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Here, Segalen records the dreamlike experience of finding a rupture in what he sees as the Real: the villagers' misapprehensions about their ruler mark the intrusion of the Imagination and he cannot bring himself to intervene in what he deems as the villagers' contradiction of Imagination and Real.
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The instrumental lightly bubbles and sparkles, hinting at the breeze-ridden trance of Chicane's "Saltwater" and the atmospheric, dreamlike auditory semantics of what one could imagine the Cocteau Twin's "Heaven or Las Vegas" would sound like were it created by an immaculate cyberpunk with access to a laptop.
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Oculus Story Studio's Dear Angelica wasn't technically part of Sundance, but it easily deserves to be there, because its dreamlike illustrations are some of the most beautiful things I've ever seen in VR. It's also one of the first things that doesn't feel like a translation of flatscreen media.
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REPLICA Across Sands eau de parfum From: Maison MargielaAroma: Exotic, Oud While previous scents in the Replica series were created to embody tangible memories, this new addition instead expresses a dreamlike realm of fantasy — with a distinctly exotic blend of woody oud and patchouli with cinnamon and dates.
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This Cancer season, your egotistical planetary ruler, the Sun, is in the sector of your chart that rules your mental health, subconscious, and things that are hidden beneath the surface—this puts you in a dreamlike state before you wake up in Leo season, your time to shine.
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When Cheryshev scored yet another wonderful goal in this dreamlike summer of his, it seemed they might; when Fernandes drew the game back to 2-2, deep into extra time, forcing yet another penalty shootout, the whole stadium seemed to believe fate and fortune were on Russia's side.
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These are tied into things like community and family and belief, and in the right circumstances these allegiances and loyalties can become communities of belief all their own, but for the most part they are aspirations broad and ambitious enough that their outer edges shade into the dreamlike.
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This Spanish picture about an aging socialite, Anabel (Susi Sánchez), who's confronted by Chiara (Bárbara Lennie), the daughter she abandoned about 30 years before, when the girl was 8, is both a knotty character study and a dreamlike immersion into the almost tyrannical, gravitational pull of blood bonds.
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PANAMA CITY — In an emphatic destruction of Honduras on Friday, the United States men's soccer team seemed to glide effortlessly across the field in almost dreamlike fashion, producing six goals and 3 critical points that moved them closer to their goal of qualifying for the 13 World Cup.
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THE EVERYBODY'S BEST FRIEND AWARD FOR INSPIRING NOSEBLEED VALUATIONS AND ASPIRATIONAL POSTERS EVERYWHERE To Masayoshi Son, whose widely announced dreams of a $108 billion Vision Fund II turned into the relative nightmare of something "far smaller" — but still has his surreal, dreamlike slide decks to fall back on.
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Low: Double Negative (Sub Pop) Having gradually gotten slower and more dreamlike since they started making music in the '90s, this long-running Minnesota indie-minimalist band attempts to fashion a socially conscious response to the current political situation through the filter of their fragmented, ambient guitar noise.
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It's the sort of still that makes you think, 'cool, this is going to be slightly soft-focus and romantic, maybe featuring a bit of millennial pink or a washed-out cerulean background, slow motion and a color contrast that's been pulled right down to make everything dreamlike.
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Instead the Manson murders, and Linda Kasabian, became another dreamlike element in the political and social morass of the late 20183s, years when Didion would write that she barely knew her own mind: I remember all the day's misinformation very clearly, and I also remember this, and wish I did not.
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Credits: Model: Rebecca M Costume design: Heather Long Assistants: Yan Taylor, Jeremie McRoberts, Ian McRoberts Light painting: Yan Taylor Logistics: Ian McRoberts Related: Long Exposure Photos Turn Trains into Electric Ghosts Glowing LED Lights Dance to Birdsong in This Dreamlike Music Video Antique Light Art Brings the Northern Lights Indoors
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The scene-stealers in question are the 100 sheep that appear in an eerie, endearing section near the end of Heiner Goebbels's dreamlike staging of Louis Andriessen's "De Materie," a Dutch avant-garde work from 1988 being performed in the cavernous Drill Hall at the Park Avenue Armory through Wednesday.
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His 2016 show at the Serpentine Gallery in London encapsulated both the singularity of the artist's aesthetic and the diversity of his vision: three rooms, each appointed with his colorful retro-futuristic furniture, dreamlike illustrated wallpapers and abstract sculptures made from repurposed items such as vases or jugs or chairs.
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The way white letters are foregrounded against a black background lends each statement an oracular quality, as though written out on air: And another page reads: To me, this ultimate section of the book is the culmination of all the sprawling forays into dreamlike and experiential detail that precedes it.
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While "based on true events," her 2014 short Afronauts renders the story of the Zambian Space Program as a dreamlike work of speculative fiction, contemplating the larger ramifications of launching the Black body into space against the backdrop of the independence movements taking place across the African continent in the 1960s.
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Their roles blur, such that Mr. Iyer's piano works like a kind of dreamlike percussion instrument (you can think of its effect as distantly related to the West African mbira, or the Balinese gamelan), while Mr. Sorey's burly rhythms can have an effect usually reserved for harmonic instruments: logical, resonant, encompassing.
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The program's dreamlike, foreshortened and haphazardly disobedient rapport with chronology renders not only his present but his past almost unbearably poignant: not a midcareer professor but a dying professor; not a newlywed but a dying newlywed; not a student but a dying student; not a child but a dying child.
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Eva twice admires the footwear she hopes to purchase, and the same shot of the shoes behind a rain-soaked shop window is used each time, situating her in a hazy, dreamlike environment that keeps her sleepwalking along the path to the eventual compromise she makes to obtain the shoes.
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Depending on the song and the character, Ms. O'Sullivan's voice varied from dark and smoky to feral, and her excellent musicians (Feargal Murray on keyboards, Andrew Zinsmeister on guitar, and Dan Weiner on drums) created settings that varied from a dreamlike, piano-based cabaret with a Weimar flavor to full-scale rock.
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Haney's clip unfurls like a rousing high, all smiles and washed out, kaleidoscopic pastel colors, and it feels like a nod to the work of French director Stéphane Sednaoui, whose work on U2's "Mysterious Ways" and the Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Give It Away" clips carried the same druggy, dreamlike quality.
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In the next room, where car seats and garden chairs seem to melt into sand, they'll watch a nearly half-hour video of a dreamlike road trip from the suburbs of Paris to Venice, by car, horse and boat, featuring a naked bicyclist, a brass marching band and a magician who levitates furniture.
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Your intuition, it will lead you in the right direction To form DeepStack's so-called intuition, Bowling and his team ran millions of test games against the AI. Those simulations fed into a digital brain, called a "neural network," which has been described in the detection of skin cancer and even Google's dreamlike artwork.
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At this point, a clear visual vocabulary emerges: lap dogs, melting cutlery, lit cigarettes, and cuts of meat form a recurring motif of dreamlike symbolism, in landscapes inhabited by circus folk, mythical creatures (Leda, of swan fame, is a regular), solemn children, and round-faced, nude, frankly unapologetic women who gaze directly at the viewer.
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There was Debra Granik's emotionally and visually expansive direction of Leave No Trace, Lynne Ramsay's brutal and dreamlike direction of You Were Never Really Here, Tamara Jenkins' emotionally precise and unsparing direction of Private Life, Karyn Kusama's mercilessly tense and forbidding direction of Destroyer, and Chloé Zhao's gorgeous and achingly felt direction of The Rider.
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These range from "El regreso de un ratón de bibliotecas" (1983), a dreamlike tour of Chile's unstable political history (Ruiz fled Chile after the 1973 coup against Salvador Allende), to 2007's "Le Don," which features an anthropologist and her blind uncle sitting in a movie theater as images float past them on the screen.
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Still, it was a world away from the sublime, cosmopolitan precincts where Skudin was now making his name, and the coexistence of the local and the global in the person handing out dust masks and leading our group to flood-damaged houses was strange and dreamlike, like Long Beach itself in the aftermath of Sandy.
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To my mind, the best long takes are either events that occur in real time (and thus replicate the way our brains can home in on a laser-focused point in stressful situations) or dreamlike situations (where they replicate the way dreams can feel like unending collections of stuff, without a break in the rhythm).
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Greta, currently in theaters, is the latest one, casting Huppert as a lonely widow who scatters purses on the subway in hopes of luring a good Samaritan to her Brooklyn backhouse to keep her company — a dark fairy tale set in a New York that looks all the more dreamlike for clearly being shot in Toronto.
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There is a touching quality to that moment, and it suggests that if the show had leaned into that kind of acknowledged fantasy more — not using a literal dream to fill in information gaps, but to emphasize the dreamlike qualities of the story itself — it might have better matched a story for which so much is unknown.
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"It's a story that Moebius spent decades on, and you can see an evolution as he first focuses on a 'clean line' style—the style employed by such creators as Hergé (Tintin)—to a more involved, intricate style that seems to get more controlled and complicated as the story gets more surreal and dreamlike," Simon says.
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It's doubtful the project, called Woodcutters From Fiery Ships—which may or may not have been related to the tar-faced Woodsmen of Fire Walk With Me and 2017's revival—ever had a realistic shot at going anywhere, if Lynch's own dreamlike description of an experience that could "bend back upon itself" is any indication.
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"Ten years ago, museums were not looking at us at all," says Aparajita Jain, who directs Delhi's renowned Nature Morte gallery and works with many increasingly prominent South Asian artists, including Benitha Perciyal, Reena Saini Kallat and Gauri Gill, whose dreamlike photographs exploring indigenous communities and social class were on display at MoMA PS1 this summer.
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In the film's second half, when Bob and Eve are ducking through thick vegetation and setting clever traps for their pursuer, the combination of the expensive jungle sets and state-of-the-art practical effects — including fog machines, rear-projection, subjective camera work, and gorgeously elaborate matte paintings — gives The Most Dangerous Game a dreamlike quality.
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At E3, independent game developers also showcased half a dozen virtual-reality titles, such as Virtual Virtual Reality, an absurdist black comedy from the studio Tender Claws that plays with ideas of tourism, travel and authority; and SnowVR, a dreamlike game made by two Tehran-born artists who were unable to attend E3 because of travel restrictions.
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It seems to be connected to the Red Room and the Black Lodge, by the same strange, dreamlike logic that connected all the spaces Cooper traveled between in Parts 1 and 2 — and, as became clear this week as Dark Cooper and the Woodsman faded in and out between a hallway and a forest, it's inextricably linked to the woods of Twin Peaks.
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Some of his earliest solo recordings, like his dreamlike 2013 Sinking Down cassette or the two songs he contributed to the ambitious, Magnetic Fields-parodying 420 Love Songs compilation—which featured (Sandy) Alex G, Sam Ray's projects Ricky Eat Acid and Teen Suicide, and many more—were eccentric and intimate bedroom recorded sketches, showcasing an artist constantly experimenting and tweaking his voice.
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From Nan Goldin's intimate yet uncompromising self-portrait in bed, to Anna Gaskell's dreamlike scenarios played out by young girls, via Nikki S. Lee's recreations of American subcultures, or Shirin Neshat's complexly meaningful hand portraits, the show includes photography and video, going from 1970s feminist art to Marina Abramović's performance art—and it definitely feels like it should be bigger, incidentally.
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Among his many meditations on the technology, he wrote: [T]he shutting out of surrounding objects, and the concentration of the whole attention, which is a consequence of this, produce a dreamlike exaltation of the faculties, a kind of clairvoyance, in which we seem to leave the body behind us and sail away into one strange scene after another, like disembodied spirits.
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The capacity for simulated, dreamlike virtual worlds created on game engines like Unreal or animation software like Cinema 4D is taken to something of an extreme in the new music video for The Present's jungle and Burial-influenced track "Love With U." In it, viewers descend into a subterranean black-and-white labyrinth, encountering surreal interiors and objects before seemingly teleporting to the next aspect of the virtual maze.
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The show does contain some of the elements we've come to associate with the topic: blood and nudity, notably in Ana Mendieta's reenacted "Rape Scene" (1973); and testimony, as in the text accompanying Jennifer Karady's dreamlike photograph of a female soldier who was raped in the United States military and Bang Geul Han's mesmerizing animation of survivors' tweets after the release of the infamous Donald Trump "Access Hollywood" tape.
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I admit that it came as a shock of relief and an immense emotional pleasure when, in the much-discussed ending of "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood," Tarantino's version of the story unexpectedly veered away into some other, dreamlike, better world, where the monsters inadvertently passed through the wrong door and met the end they deserved — torn to shreds, bludgeoned to a pulp, burned to a cinder.
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I admit that it came as a shock of relief and an immense emotional pleasure when, in the much-discussed ending of "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood," Tarantino's version of the story unexpectedly veered away into some other, dreamlike, better world, where the monsters inadvertently passed through the wrong door and met the end they deserved — torn to shreds, bludgeoned to a pulp, burned to a cinder.
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I'm especially susceptible to holiday specials — "The Snowman," from the BBC ("The whole world seemed to be held in a dreamlike stillness") is the worst, but I cry at "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," too, and not only because I admire the pluck of Hermey the Elf, who came out as a dentist during a time when very few Claymation figures had the courage to live their lives authentically.
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I chose that particular insignificant week at random, although it turned out to be a good choice, highlighted as it was by an unwatchable Sunday Night Football game that ended in a 6-6 tie and a game in London between the Giants and Rams that transcended the usual dreamlike shittiness of those games to attain a state of pure Sinus Headache; the Cleveland Browns used their sixth quarterback of the season that week.
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In the penultimate section, Oliver's obsessive musings on Elio at the party, a result of the conviction that his life stopped when he left Elio and that nothing truly worthwhile has happened since, beggared the belief of this reader, usually happy to inhabit a surreal, dreamlike mood but unsettled by a man who feels he's wasted the last 20 years of his life yet hasn't done a thing about it except whimper into the ether.
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However, the curators have treated the work fittingly: rather than overcompensating for her delayed recognition in the art world or associating her entirely with the poveristi, they have taken the dreamlike, semi-unconscious state of the work — which reaches back into Italian art history, grapples with the concerns of her day, and looks towards the future — and gently placed it in an exhibition that that is as captivating and shrewd as the artist's tiny scarpetta.
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Klay Thompson scores 60 points in three quarters and it feels somehow normal, like a thing that might happen on any given night for the rest of the season or forever; Draymond Green and Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant orchestrate some astonishing futuristic moment of synthesis and the dreamlike weirdness of seeing all these stars working in concert is already sublimated to the clock that is already ticking down towards the moment when they'll do it again.
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Seen anew, much of its imagery is surreally beautiful: the vast plated underside of an armored starship sliding on and on forever overhead; the dreamlike tableau, seen through a scrim of smoke and framed by concentric portals, of a girl shrouded in white furtively genuflecting to a robot; a golden android waving for help in a desert by the skeleton of a dinosaur; a convoy of space fighters opening their split wings in sequence, like poison flowers blossoming.
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Though never overtly critical, Gomes notes the transformation of his hometown into an extreme example of late stage capitalism under the Bolsonaro government, where even the endless production of denim only ensures residents have enough to enjoy Carnaval for a week Perhaps the most hypnotic of the films featured in the series is Miguel Hilari's Compañía (2019), a film built on the premise of a journey from the city to a small village, with dreamlike images and earthly soundscapes commanding the screen.
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The whole convenience store sequence is fantastic at hitting that exact note of dreamlike horror at which Lynch excels: the way Cooper and the Woodsman fade in and out of sight as they walk up the stairs, the way the hallway gives way to the woods and then reestablishes itself, the light flickering over Cooper's face as though at any moment he will somehow transform himself — it's all the kind of nightmarish imagery that made the first Twin Peaks so unforgettable.
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When people imagine flying they imagine it as a magical, dreamlike experience, and it frequently is — but at the same time, learning to fly can sometimes be more Type II fun than Type I. (I suspect that this, more than the admittedly high cost, is why a lot of student pilots peter out and never finish their certification.) Whatever the price point, the ICON people deserve kudos for building an aircraft which makes flying reliably far more the latter than the former.
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