The glowing strip-light rears up at an equally schematic woman, sketched in by a bucket (a red light illuminating its interior) and light-bulb breasts.
Sweat-grimed workers pull glowing strips of metal from open furnaces, and toss them expertly to others who catch them with tongs, and run them through clattering presses.
Now Subaru must roll out gullwing doors, a future-shock interior and glowing green strip lighting to flag down spectators.
A few decades later, I found myself standing in a similar field about 30 miles west of London, watching a small team of workers strip glowing redcurrants and lustrous worcesterberries from rows of low bushes in the late August sunshine.
Glowing blue light strips that follow the lines of the body do not hurt, either.
A strip of glowing fluorescent tubes designed by Mr. Taylor lined the back of the stage in Mr. Brown's "2Face".
In one new spot, an actor running on a trail in the woods at night comes upon a clearing with a strip of glowing coals.
But until recently, the most intimate way of getting close up to this magical mass of glowing microorganisms was to strip down to your swimming suit and get wet.
And the direction, by Ed Sylvanus Iskandar, keeps the pace racing on Mimi Lien's exquisite set: a gleaming white shoe box raised above the stage floor, trimmed with a strip of glowing, neonlike tubing that changes colors.
