The heart of the work is a nearly static vocal setting of a fragment from Euripides' "Bacchae," but the ear is easily distracted by the chaotic instrumental fabric — accordion, a crunchy electric guitar, trumpet, saxophone and piano — that Mr. Cassinelli wove around it.
Christian Lacroix veered down another path, stranger still, with chaotic combinations of fabrics and shapes -- peaked shoulders and asymmetrical skirts -- that send out too many mixed signals to follow.
The lithology of the Northern Apennines fold and thrust belt is characterized by alternations of sandstone, siltstone and clayshales, also known as flysch, and clay shales with a chaotic block in matrix fabric, which are often interpreted as tectonic or sedimentary mélanges.
Currently inspired by the colorful imagery of experimental photographer Matthew Brandt, Milk juxtaposes her shiny, beautiful bodies against vivid backgrounds and chaotic mixtures of richly-patterned fabrics.
Currently inspired by the colorful imagery of experimental photographer Matthew Brandt, Milk juxtaposes her shiny, beautiful bodies against vivid backgrounds and chaotic mixtures of richly-patterned fabrics.
The most eye-catching feature at Plaid is a chaotic mix of confidently patterned wallpaper and fabric (not a plaid in the bunch) that manages to be comfortable rather than jarring.
Wormholes were just one manifestation of what Wheeler envisaged as the fabric of the universe, a chaotic sub-atomic realm of quantum fluctuations, which he called "quantum foam".
So does "How My Mother's Embroidered Apron Unfolds in My Life," another memory painting, but in this case abstract and chaotic, like a close-up, baby-at-the-breast view of fraying fabric.
The PDMS chaotic mixers were then peeled off from the mold, and two through-holes were punched at the fabric channel's ends for connection with the fluidic handler.
