"The application of exuberant colour and geometry to the physicality of the police force aims to generate the idea of exuberance in association with intimidation," says Schofield, "whilst also reinventing the mass of desaturated 20th-century modernism found within the City of London".
For a supposedly minority art form, jazz still manages to generate a phenomenal amount of exuberance and creative energy.
But as a sport in which even the greatest careers are defined by what happens on just a handful of nights, boxing, even now, excels at generating a certain form of irrational exuberance.
But it was more than street spectacle, more than showbusiness, for beyond the sense of exuberance and renewed life the event generated, I felt other kinds of excitement.
One drawback is that Schumpeter was not a "feel-good" economist like Keynes, whose apostles believed that properly manipulating government fiscal and monetary tools would generate perpetual prosperity, with nary a bust or a bout of irrational exuberance.
Such is the exuberance in bitcoin investment that it actually outperforms the precious metal, generating an annual return of 155% compared to gold's annual loss of 6% during the same time period.
Somehow it helped rather than hindered that the two players have such apparently different musical personalities, with Bezuidenhout's exuberance weaving itself into the luminous intensity of Faust's sound and generating an exhilarating creative spontaneity between the two.
In a nutshell, the broker might have told you that a period of irrational exuberance was followed by a period of irrational pessimism, leaving the market with about the same level of return that it has generated through history.
But the exuberance of this album is freeing and generous.
