They formed the design studio Drift, and in 2005 began their Fragile Future project, which comprises a variety of installations in which LEDs are decorated with real dandelion clocks, with most of the workmanship done by Miss Gordijn.
Ellison writes: "When I asked Rusbridger if he had any regrets about the way his paper handled the cables or the way it worked with WikiLeaks, he said, "No," but his response was so tentative that it seemed to reveal how fragile the project was in his mind.
Could you tell me about the Fragile Oasis project and what that is? RG: Yes, the goal of Fragile Oasis... (thinks) There's a number of goals, one is to use the orbital perspective, use this view that we have of the planet, to inspire people to go out and make the world a better place.
Support for the European project, always fragile, will keep falling if it fails to deliver greater prosperity.
Livingstone personally made the Shard possible by insisting Transport for London lease 10 floors, transforming the, up until then, fragile finances for the project.
His fragile health prevented the project from being realised.
Yes, a cumbersome project with fragile elements that I haven't quite figured out how to fit into the kiln.
DfID's projects in fragile states lack a strong presence on the ground and are let down by staff who don't have language skills or cultural awareness, according to the report.
Reviewing the outlook for Germany, France and Italy, Pier Carlo Padoan, chief economist of the 34-nation grouping, reported: "The situation for the three largest euro area countries in aggregate is expected to remain fragile, with negative growth projected for the first quarter of 2012 and a moderate rebound in the second quarter.
