blankness

The actors surrounding Thatcher, meanwhile, are a cannily calibrated bunch of game pieces in motion, with Gage making solidly funny use of performative handsomeness, looks that just as easily morph into a worrying blankness.

At times, "Midas Man" seems to approach these moments with an odd sense of blankness.

The mostly empty screen’s larger blankness implies that there’s plenty of room for many more pictures awaiting exposure.

Minimalism embraced cheap, mass-produced materials — plywood, granite, brick, metal — in order to, in the late Carl Andre’s words, “get down to something which resembles … some kind of blankness.”

All around him the wind swirled and eddied, spinning snow into whirlwinds of wintery blankness.