Emerging in the mid-1990s, the relational artists favored a more carefree approach that featured ephemeral situations, functional objects (often involving seating), architectural follies, amusing signage, elegant or arcane graphic design, performances, freebies (including food) and loosely planned group events.
"Despite the hard steel and the corporate marble that gives this space its antiseptic look," he said, "what I've discovered is that the human nature comes through in very discreet, very ephemeral situations.
I am really attracted to ephemeral situations, things that are falling apart and changing.
As certain branches of contemporary art become ever more based around the creation of installations, situations and ephemeral experiences, the function of the invigilator has increased and expanded.
Coincidentally, Hunter's friend Kev is married to a Japanese girl, also called Toshi, so he decided to shoot her in a cafe posing as the princess, contemplating her situation and the ephemeral nature of royal weddings.
Because they're so ephemeral, people outside of crisis situations have rarely gotten to see that they exist.
These situations may be representative of ephemeral and/or unstable social groups that are faced with making collective decisions only occasionally (or, more precisely, rarely face repeated collective decisions).
It's when you step outside of Google's sphere of influence that the situation moves from a few days to something more ephemeral.
The most important advantage of metamorphosis is the ability to leave ephemeral aquatic habitats [ 11, 15, 18, 19], and in some situations metamorphosis could potentially increase gene flow between otherwise isolated aquatic systems [ 20].
In such situations, infrastructure-based networks are difficult to be installed because of their ad hoc or ephemeral nature [1 3].
