The phrase "airy material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a substance that is light, delicate, or has a quality of being filled with air.
Example: "The artist chose an airy material for the sculpture, allowing it to float gracefully in the gallery space."
Alternatives: "lightweight substance" or "ethereal material".
Glendinning has researched her architecture, and her glass, and she ingeniously explores the theme of responsibility in both work and love, managing to fashion her apparently airy material into a satisfying whole.
To bring this creepy creation to life, both designers developed a unique technique that enabled them to turn airy material into a self-sustaining structure.
At this Academy Awards moment, it is easy to remember the impact of Bottega's airy, hypermodern materials used for eerily colored, futuristic dresses.
"I wanted to try watercolor mono prints because I loved their airy quality and material sensitivity," she said.
Ballooning tubes: This illustration shows the inside of a two-millimeter-wide strip of an airy carbon-nanotube material that expands to more than three times its width when a five-kilovolt voltage is applied to it.
The diffraction images from the metal gate materials show that Airy rings indicate polycrystalline material in agreement with XRD results.
His solo material, mostly airy funk-pop about how much he likes girls, is the weak link but his heavier NERD songs fire up the vast crowd and the hits that he produced for the likes of Gwen Stefani and Snoop Dogg are almost a potted history of noughties pop.
To some of the suits he added sleeves or a bolero of a fabric that feels like an airy neoprene, tailoring the sports material like any woolen.
This is not airy-fairy stuff.
The airy space of tastefully rough materials draws the eclectic crowd of a sophisticated neighborhood bar.
His last work is light, spacious, airy and constructed of beautiful materials: burnished steel, white oak and travertine marble.
