evocative

The show is set in an awkwardly drawn but highly evocative, extremely ordinary environment that perfectly serves its stories; it feels like an accurate outsider-art rendition of its middle-class Texas suburb.

"And that, to me, as a person that loves games and loves art, is the big risk of AI, that we're going to lose out on really interesting, evocative performances."

The lyrics are ripped out of a dream journal, conjured from evocative memories of love and lust.

"There's something truly evocative about it, I hear jazz music when I look at it. It's impossibly chic."

The stories that emerge about our three key players are evocative, provocative and absurd — a contrast to looming darkness.