Once in Croatia, you are back in a jumble of pot-holes, jams and crashes.
Its bohemian jumble of pot plants, chandeliers, antiques and Che insignia overlooks expansive False Bay and passing trains travelling between Simon's Town and Cape Town.
On the surface, the scenic clutter of Ralph Funicello's set — a jumble of brushes, pots, crates, and canvases — has the feel of an artist's oasis, with its solace of work.
Constructed from a jumble of stainless steel pots, pans and kitchen utensils, the enormous skull, called "Very Hungry God," has prompted art world observers to dub Gupta the Damien Hirst of India.
But patients just hear a jumble of a lot of terms and finally he says what it is.
A twinkling jumble of mistakes that can be the difference between glory and pain.
Pots on top of pots of gold.
Light is a jumble of waves, and their peaks and troughs can interfere with one another.
What arrived looked like salad in a pot, but closer inspection revealed a vast, delicate jumble of miniature foliage, each element prepared for optimal effect — fresh herbs, al-dente carrots, golden beets, sweet summer tomatoes.
That resulted in some terrific paintings, among them "The Pot-Bellied Stove" (circa 1936-37), a dynamic, eye-catching jumble of abstract shapes in contrasting colors.
