Whereas his previous work took on the form of analytical studies, his current work seems much more culturally engaged, touching on themes of globalization, nationalism, and mass media.
Buildings are most successful when they respond to multiple senses meaning that truly green design engages touch, smell, and hearing as well as sight in the design of buildings and public spaces.
The latter allows for the networked communication that keeps us all so engaged, in touch, and hunched over our screens.
Rather than selling customers a single, self-contained product and letting their relationship end, this means offering them the chance to engage through multiple touch points throughout an ongoing engagement.
Many of the visitors have been school children, who can not only look at the art, but also engage, make and touch, learning new ways to express thought and feeling.
Unlike the Boosted Board remote (the de facto standard), it has no safety switch to engage before you touch the acceleration slider.
Taking inspiration from O2 could mean that not only do consumers get more value from brands, but learn something that helps them toward perfecting a craft and also gives the brand an opportunity to engage at multiple touch points.
Even the audience participation was well judged: nobody was humiliated; nothing too taxing was required; the tasks were engaging, with touches of real rigor and interesting sudden transitions.
At the end of this year the dance company he established in 1953 will, in accordance with his wishes, be dissolved, though the germ of his aesthetic principles — no beginning, no end, no story — finds an engaged, light-touch monument in Mr. Atlas's art.
Our own Rebecca Keegan spoke to Beckinsale recently, and it's an engaging read, touching on ideas of how audiences pigeonhole performers and what those performers can do to play with our perceptions of them.
