As his portfolio of work grows and slides deeper into multimedia and narrative abstraction, Miller spoke to The Creators Project on how he first got into making figurative art and his thoughts on the various mediums he employs to build his frantic, frenetic pieces.
The film's dialogue is mostly in rhyme — occasionally rapped — and the plot's mostly an excuse for one frenetic set piece or angry lecture after another.
The computer animation studio is rarely content merely creating cute anthropomorphised wildlife or dazzling frenetic set-pieces, examples of which abound in their latest, Finding Dory.
And they are some of Samaras' most frenetic, energizing pieces to date.
In pen drawings on architectural paper, later developed into short frenetic animation pieces, Alloro revives the Bauhaus movement's celebrated core symbols (the triangle, square, and circle), only to subvert their refined ideology of functional beauty.
Frenetic efforts to piece together a coalition of the willing.
The updated track in turn seems to flip a sample from "To the Max" (notably the "get em right" vocal sample and hand percussion) into its own frenetic, chopped-up piece.
But nobody had attempted to put the game on stage before, and when Up 'n' Under opened at the Edinburgh festival in 1984, it was instantly acclaimed for the staging of the match - a frenetic, grunting set-piece, as much a ballet as a ball game, in which the actors played both teams by means of reversible shirts.
The soundtrack, which Keller explains "is derived from a black midi version of 'Night of (K Nights'" gives his piece a frenetic energy that tempers the blank expression he keeps consistent throughout the years.
In places where large-scale urban projects did re-emerge, like China and the Middle East, older, poorer neighborhoods were often bulldozed to make room for new development at a frenetic pace, with little regard for how the pieces fit together.
