| Each of the four paintings here, all measuring 7 feet by 6 ½ feet, has its own qualities of tone and texture, nearness and farness, like various night skies. |
| A major message of any representational photograph is its nearness or farness from the viewer in time. |
| The dawn of the electric age witnessed the destruction of both nearness and farness. |
| If I look from a mountain, the things seen are vast in height and breadth, in proportion to the farness of the horizon. |
| A notion of nearness and farness imposes locality, and that in turn imposes neighborhoods. |
| According to the supposed geographic farness distance, migrants' culture and origin would be incompatible with the Swiss identity. |
