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Page D1 Arts AMID DESERTING MEMORIES, A COMPOSER DRIFTS AT SEA In Culture Project's revival of "And God Created Great Whales," a young composer wears a tape recorder around his neck as aid for his failing memory.

Maybe it drifts at the end.

It drifts at its own sweet pace, but eccentric, impressionistic editing muddies the water.

So I walk along the shore, noticing how the seagulls perch in drifts at the top of the beach and descend in clouds on anyone with food.

Snow drifts at the windows of the Serpentine Gallery and the glass is fogged, as though invisible children were clamouring against it.

"To illustrate such a powerful zoom and the emotion that is drawing the family together, the mother drifts, at the end, toward the family," said Paul J. Cirigliano, creative director of Cinquino+co, Fujifilm's advertising agency.

The country is drifting at best.

Others talk of low-level chaos and drift at City Hall.

Fishermen, he suggests, could be paid to recover gear drifting at sea.

How could he explain a 7,000-mile 7,000-mileea with stick figures?

The resulting album (Califone's third) feels like a creepy drift at the edge of sleep.