There you can walk down both sides and there is a transparency between the blocks.
Piotr looked down at the builders' rubble and the canopy of cow parsley flourishing between the blocks of new flats.
This seemed to be the point of the tiny eyes and cigarettes that Ruth Root used to wedge between the blocks of color in her otherwise abstract paintings.
He went to work between the blocks to score 12 of his 19 points in the first half — his highest output since Feb. 6.
It all started in 2012, when Lascu – who was editor-in-chief of National Geographic Romania for 20 years – published an article headlined "The delta between the blocks".
Without fail, a large slime mold in the maze changed its shape, shrinking in dead-end areas while, in those areas that formed the shortest distance between the blocks, re-organizing into a single, thick pseudopodium.
The perspectives show pleasant-looking open spaces, miraculously sunlit in what are canyons between the blocks, presumably made possible by the sort of occasional solar alignment that causes Stonehenge to light up at the summer solstice.
They also force the eye to explore the entire view, switching from side to side as it traces its way along the path between the blocks of perennials, past the urn and on to the bench and finally the tree.
This creates a series of splayed spaces between the blocks, widening towards the river, which contain a variety of shared zones with different degrees of private- and public-ness.
At this show the mood was consistent between the blocks of old songs and blocks of new songs: there were distractingly thick bass lines, slight hints of the blues and gutbucket soul in the arrangements.
In addition, relative movement between the blocks has been detected.
