Dressed in off-white canvas shifts with black trunks beneath, the seven women in "from all sides" are simply bodies moving through space.
This sexually sterile wallpaper image, the leitmotif of every canvas, shifts in hue, position, degree of legibility and so on, but it is always there, surrounded by other free-floating icons in line, paint and silk screen, which sometimes overlay it.
He's also developed Ali's habit, in a fight, of skipping away from a punch and whirling clockwise around the canvas, shoulders shifting and fists wheeling in synch as he balances his weight.
The heavy riffs and boiled-down lyrics flatter both members of the band, and the shifting canvas of the production acts as a shield against monotony.
Higher speeds smudge our peripheral vision, whereas walking actually broadens your canvas and dramatically shifts the objects of your attention.
It proves that Renoir's textures, far from being rote, vary almost willfully from canvas to canvas and even shift quite a bit within a single work.
Their colors, though fixed on the canvas, tend to move and shift in accord with the angle of vision.
They consist entirely of thin strips of raw canvas woven into patterns whose shifting intricacies are further complicated or obscured by light and shift as you move around them.
It is extraordinary how much intricacy – all those tiny shifts on a huge canvas – has been maintained.
Within a brief span, it covers a canvas far wider than its forerunner, shifting between the lives, dreams and memories of a city congregation united only by their place of worship.
