Daniel Libeskind does the same thing for expressionism: in early 20th-century German paintings by Ludwig Kirchner rapidly moving, jagged shards splinter the world in a way that communicates anxiety.
As well as introducing a large kink into the already jagged International Dateline, the move will separate Samoa from its nearest neighbour, American Samoa, a US territory.
Very largely, this is the theme of Susan Schwartz Senstad's jagged, awkward and sometimes moving first novel, "Music for the Third Ear".
The music reflected the song title: jagged, overlapping keyboard patterns moving in and out of phase, precise and tricky, as Peter Hammill sang, in counterpoint with his own piano parts, about physics and the nature of reality.
This gives a jagged appearance when you move.
Easily transport animal feed to your barns; haul lumber long distances without getting tired; effortlessly move awkward, jagged machine parts or heavy containers of fluid without risking injury.
In two works performed by the Kronos Quartet, Makan moves blocks of jagged sound around with the pitiless determination of a brutalist architect ("The Noise Between Thoughts") and crafts the most humble chords and scraps of melody into a lulling whole ("Washed by Fire").
In up to 15% of cases [23], the migraine headache is preceded by a visual phenomenon, typically jagged zig-zag lines, that moves slowly across the visual field, known as an aura.
The dancers moved mechanically with jagged gestures like automatons controlled by some outside power.
