The phrase "as the piece develops" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the progression or evolution of a work, such as a piece of writing, music, or art, as it unfolds over time.
Example: "The themes become more complex as the piece develops, revealing deeper layers of meaning."
Alternatives: "as the work progresses" or "as the composition unfolds".
The mischief will continue as the piece develops over the next three weeks.
This idea has, in turn, been fed into the movement; the choreographer, Anna Williams, has used repeated phrases and structures, which evolve in tempo, spacing and intensity as the piece develops.
This design, by Harrison Atelier, is given equal billing with Mr. Bokaer in the program, and rightly so, since its visual power is not just retained but amplified as the piece develops.
When originally conceived, the tank fragments were meant to evoke specific zones of colonial conflict and encounter, both contemporary and historical, but as the piece developed, they came instead to represent imagined or implied zones of conflict. .
The piece developed first as an astounding work of performance art commissioned by Dia.
As the pieces developed and as she grew into her full nature I saw that she was something very special".
As the pieces developed and as she grew into her full nature I saw that she was something very special". Storyteller and novelist Vayu Naidu has known Weir since the two collaborated in 1997 and took a music and storytelling project on a UK and then Indian tour.
I feel like it all kind of falls into place as the pieces develop and as I meet with them and begin to decide which girl fits each design.
This wave of choreographers, inspired by composition workshops taught by Robert Ellis Dunn at Merce Cunningham's studio, approached Judson Memorial Church as a space to show the pieces developed in the class after being turned down by the 92nd Street Y.
Enter Reed Krakoff's large uniform satchel bag, an ideal transition piece developed as a limited edition on the occasion of Krakoff's recent "One Chair" exhibition in East Hampton (the show debuted in New York earlier this year).
For 2016, she is busy programming and location scouting for a major VR piece, developed as part of her fellowship at The New Museum's incubator NEW INC. "It talks about solipsism and good intentions," she comments, before listing her other projects: "I have three new series of oil paintings, some lenticular holograms that I'll finish this year..
