| Its contents were by turns phantasmagorical, hyperreal, surreal, and saturnalian. |
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| We are almost ready to define an equivalence relation between hyperreal numbers. |
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| Made of wax, the figures have devolved into effigies that exist in a hyperreal world in which time does not pass. |
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| Rankin's work, on the other hand, buys into the well-established tradition of the hyperreal. |
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| The glamourisation is helped by gorgeous cinematography, which has the hyperreal sepia glow of a Norwich Union advert. |
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| While in D.C., we visited the Hirshhorn Museum and were blown away by a special exhibit of Ron Mueck's hyperreal fiberglass resin figures. |
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| The full-size hyperreal apparition looms above viewers in a frame big enough to climb into. |
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| But what Baudrillard tirelessly insisted upon was the way in which the hyperreal had invaded and superseded the real. |
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| They were really important to us in terms of understanding participation and how to blend the real and the hyperreal. |
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| The result is a kind of hyperreal vocal, a vocal that is neither real nor fantasy, original nor copy. |
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| It's more the case that realistic, heart-rending emotions are simply out of place in the hyperreal Wenders world. |
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| He unfurls a magnificent, painterly canvas, on which 1846 New York is reimagined as a hyperreal wild west of the east. |
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| Baudrillard's schizophrenic is characterized by a terrifying overexposure to the hyperreal. |
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| Flow operated in an almost hyperreal sense on that day and the weeks that followed. |
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| Couple this concept with pervasive Internet access, and we move further towards a hyperreal society. |
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| In terms of recording, Millions Now Living is warm and thoroughly blended, as impressionistic as Albini's sound is hyperreal. |
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| With its deep focus and crystal clarity, the movie has a hyperreal ordinariness, with a still-photography aesthetic. |
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| The story plays out against a gritty, hyperreal New York backdrop that seems to be drenched in a perpetually oppressive, insipid drizzle. |
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| You can tell '77 is a hyperreal event because Momus is there, flanked by Japanese girls and chic fans. |
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| The dizziness of Charlotte's point of view amplifies her hyperreal experience of Tokyo. |
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| It's all embryological, and who knows if and how the US will flow from the natural to the hyperreal to the sacred. |
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| I think it's a form of performance anxiety, hyperreal stage fright if you will. |
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| It has the creepy, perverse, hyperreal atmosphere of a dream. |
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| The shamanistic framework has now become a problem of the hyperreal. |
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| The book bursts with hyperreal spaceships, aliens, different planets and complex machinery rendered with obsessive detail, but with a flourish that lends his narratives real vim. |
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| Murray seems able, like a child, to experience cartoons as hyperreal. |
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| The trend for hyperreal showroom models has been replaced by cars that just look real. |
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| Our current foodscape is replete with examples of the spectacle and the hyperreal. |
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| For them, the pain they experience when they come to teen drug rehabilitation is real, if not hyperreal. |
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| In practice, A Little Life makes for near-hypnotically compelling reading, a vivid, hyperreal portrait of human existence that demands intense emotional investment. |
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| One can also take solace from the fact that women across the world are beginning to question the hyperreal definition of beauty. |
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| Here, hyperreal urban landscapes are populated with characters from Star Wars, reflecting the artist's wider interest in blurring fiction and reality. |
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| When fragmented moments and hyperreal images meld into one exhilarating experience, taking your breath away, don't you just love your gadgets and wish you had more of them? |
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