英語 での The gaze の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Embraced by these arabesques, a tourmaline weighing 15.73 carats draws the gaze to the center of the piece.
Will thereto be mirrored in fragments, where the gaze of the inceptor(the artist) is carried out in condensation towards object-pieces and media works.
Hide in bushes and behind cover to avoid the gaze of the Silent Ones.
I want to enjoy the natural scenery, but the windows facing the outside walls can't help but worry about the gaze nearby.
Seemingly less confident than their Western counterparts, they avoided the gaze of the all-male film crew and press.
Floors of different heights create a variety of gaps in the gaze and the scale of the space, creating a house that expands into a limited space and incorporates a complex spatial experience.
You will be able to appreciate the source of this work in the gaze, desire, and personality of the dancers, and in my endless admiration for John Zorz's rich and great works.
This theater can be viewed as a world perceived by the gaze of the audience rather than a framework that marks the people, things and expressions in the theater.
So with this project, I thought about the gaze of the machine, and I began to think about vision as multidimensional, as views from somewhere.
Composed mainly of stereo sound, this work was created with the objective of re-evaluating the gaze of pioneers in electronic music who explored new forms of representation using recording and playback technology.
When opening the door of the REION, the internal lighting stands out and attracts the gaze of our customers. Many customers are amazed at the beautiful design.”.
It seems to me that it was because even these superb images were not free from the politics of the gaze and the ideas of the Japanese nation and the Japanese people.
From around seven years ago, Beco de Batman(Batman Alley) was set up as a wall art spot that now attracts the gaze of not only local residents but tourists from other regions as well.
Thus arrayed like the Sun, and placed so as to resemble a statue, on a sudden the curtains being drawn aside, I was exposed to the gaze of the multitude.
After all, the gaze of a man in love is eloquent enough and, better than any words, will answer your questions.
In Islam, screening most of your body off from the gaze of a stranger, especially of the opposite sex, is actually mandated as a means to avoid falling into conduct that may lead to extra-marital or pre-marital sex.