There's a stack of water bottles beside me.
Behind them more demons are beginning to emerge, their grotesque masks lined up menacingly next to a stack of water bottles, spare wheels and empty crates.
There, a cage trap tucked between a washing machine and a stack of empty bottles has captured a new addition to her research: a fist-sized ball of dull brown fur with a pair of shining black eyes.
And corporate culture is the subject of a work by Samuel Rousseau that is like a digitally animated, three-dimensional Roger Brown painting: a video of an office building facade with little scurrying people silhouetted in its windows is projected through a stack of translucent, white plastic bottles.
As long as Big Brother gives Bobby a stack of shells and a bottle to glue them to, the long nights will fly by.
She took a stack of pictures showing the various bottles "in situ," and put them up on a wall for viewing.
In 2004, after Rodenstock abandoned the apartment, Klein entered his former tenant's cellar and discovered a collection of empty bottles and a stack of apparently new wine labels.
He stood up, collected his empty water bottle and a stack of papers.
Nearby in Rita's Club, Mr. Rea, 46, sat at a booth in his dimly lighted bar, a stack of cash on his left, a bottle of Budweiser on his right and a piece of advice posted overhead reading, "Love your enemy, but keep your gun oiled".
The art's formal ingenuity can jump out at you as forcefully as the grill of a Ford or a fragment of Marilyn Monroe's lips or the cap from a Pepsi bottle or a stack of Fiesta dishes in a dish rack.
