Everything suddenly complied, corresponded: the pink paper streamer in a girl's hand echoing the rose streak of cloud that was echoed in the water.
The show will also feature Jaime Molina's (aka Cuttyup) creations, which Kauffman says are built out of "anything and everything at hand, echoing traditional folk techniques and ideas with a modern twist".
In what can only be a serendipitous moment, Sepulveda's hands echo the movement of the lizard, an effect enhanced by staccato editing that makes her gestures appear more sudden and jerky.
In "Kemp's Morris," she strapped bells to her hands (echoing those on the legs of a Morris dancer) and ended with gentle tinkling circlings of her hands above the keyboard, moving into the realm of choreography.
(The near-tautologous nature of these categorical claims in Carnap's hands echoes his earlier diagnosis of metaphysical claims as pseudo-statements; see also 1934/37, Part V.A).
Adding to the inner complexities of the picture and creating further visual interactions is the male dwarf in the foreground, whose raised hand echoes the gesture of the figure in the background, while his playful demeanour, and distraction from the central action, are in complete contrast with it.
In one of her requisite men's suits, she enacts crisply choreographed routines with a group of androgynous black backup dancers; their sharp hand movements echo those of Willi Ninja, the New Yorker known as the godfather of voguing.
As the evening draws to a close, the eldest male is invited to give a closing prayer and we cup our hands and echo his "Amen" by washing our hands over our faces.
We walked up the road in the morning sunlight, pausing occasionally to shake their hands and echo their cries of "Viva!" This is the region of Catatumbo, and the campesinos are its poorest residents.
Your wheelchair is beautiful; your prosthetic arm is beautiful; the way you flap your hands and echo phrases is beautiful.
