The world was and is created of light, form, time, materiality, biological life and human experience.
Crostini present another delightful way to serve cold-smoked salmon in a lighter form than bagels.
Some non-biological processes could also produce the light form of carbon, notably meteorite impacts, said the researchers.
But, as meditations on light, form, and volume, they are a welcome complement to Smith's monumental sculptures.
Such cells could be printed from graphene (an ultra-light form of carbon) on a 3D printer.
That this is a holy place, sought out by Buddhist pilgrims over the centuries, is written in light, form and stone.
With his next step, Remy moves from audience to artist: he tastes strawberry and cheese at the same time, and the lights form new patterns and hues.
His attention to light, form, and motion is achieved gracefully, seemingly even casually, with an off-kilter spontaneity that matches their emotional fullness.
Collins' s calm, analytical compositions, with their bright colors and lambent light, form lyrical tableaux that highlight the actors' vulnerable intimacy.
Their red, green and white mast lights form a delicate necklace around the horizon, a subtle counterpoint to the bigger glow above.
