This is about the fluidity of aesthetic and function, with an added dose of futuristic drama.
The Anthony-led Knicks have yet to play with the sort of fluidity, selflessness and aesthetic joy that the Stoudemire-led Knicks displayed before the trade.
What is striking is the persistence over decades of ideas of openness and fluidity, and an aesthetic of brightly coloured industrial materials.
Today Jannings's work seems somewhat lugubrious, compared with Murnau's innovative camera movements: sustained tracking and crane shots with a marvelous fluidity that helped establish an aesthetic alternative to the American montage style developed most famously by D. W. Griffith.
And gender fluidity had yet to become an aesthetic interest.
The side-to-side neck movement and the forward-and-back slide - known as the pigeon head - is predominantly an aesthetic part of the dance, but it also adds a sense of fluidity.
"They are very traditional and very helpful if you want to tell a story". The side-to-side neck movement and the forward-and-back slide - known as the pigeon head - is predominantly an aesthetic part of the dance, but it also adds a sense of fluidity.
These days he favors more fluidity and a certain quality of dirtiness, while preserving a high-contrast aesthetic.
"Then I looked at Evan and said, 'My God, this is the most determined man I've ever seen.' " Weir may have had grace and fluidity, as well as the shorter, lighter body type favored by the skating aesthetic, but Lysacek was plucky.
The confrontation that ensued Friday night confirmed the stylistic singularity of Lomachenko — the fluidity of his hands, the lightness of his feet, the coordinated movements resulting in an aesthetic beauty that diverted attention from the damage he was inflicting.
Reflecting an eclectic array of aesthetic inspirations, including Art Nouveau, Japanese woodcuts, Paul Klee, Op Art and psychedelic posters, they have a lithe, improvisational fluidity, each one an adventure for the senses and the imagination.
