He found that despite the seemingly chaotic nature of the drip paintings, they exhibited remarkably consistent fractal patterns, both in the fluidity of the paint and in the way Pollock applied it as he stalked around a canvas on the ground.
Living in the void between a heaping sculpture and a modified relief, the woven images mime the fluidity of oil paint, crafting an evolving narrative before your very eyes.
Her swooping ink lines have the fluidity and force of paint, and she treats the borders of her pages and images as frames, sometimes solid and unassuming but more often decorative or permeable or even broken.
Reflecting the fluidity of contemporary culture, Mr. Cai's work takes inspiration from Chinese brush painting, Gutai painting-performance, Duchamp's ready-mades, Dadaist provocation, Joseph Beuys's "social sculpture," Arte Povera and even Neo-Expressionism.
Others preferred to add white pigment or chalk to make gouache, a denser paint that mimicked the opacity of oil but retained the fluidity of water.
Without it, he might not have become an artist, or not the artist he is, he said, painting color-infused oils that "have a feeling for the fluidity of nature".
The fluidity of the bird-shaped prow stands in striking contrast to the angular animal figures summarily painted on vessels likewise considered to date from about 3700 B.C.
There's real fluidity of movement".
I was shocked by the fluidity of this dance.
Oltermann subtly explores the fluidity of national stereotypes.
boss, Vince McMahon, suggests the fluidity of pop culture and politics.
