The then Leader of the House of Commons, John Biffen, recounted how Dormand would "swathe himself in luminous strips" before setting off, and although he abandoned the bicycle in 1987, deterred by London's heavy traffic, he took up walking instead.
Called the "Jaguar Mask" (although it more resembles an embittered cow), it's made from a spongy foam and comprises luminous, electronic strips, which flash according to the music.
In Doig's painting Echo Lake, which features in the show, a shadowy forest is reflected in dark water, with a strip of luminous shore bisecting the picture horizontally.
While Ms. Essaydi changes her source images, stripping them of their luminous colors, removing male figures or replacing them with women, and covering up the nudity, I am not sure that she always transforms them enough.
Made from arduinos, LED strips, plastic canvas, and cellophane, the luminous headpiece is quite stunning and its eventual fade is sobering.
The clothing was a garish mix of short skirts, skin-tight trousers, loose T-shirts, Gucci sunglasses, Lebanese flags, keffiyehs and luminous green party accessories, with some of the male dancers stripping off their shirts and baring their torsos as the night wore on.
Government cuts have gradually squeezed their luminous signs and hi-vis jackets off the streets and into strip-lit council building storage rooms, with dozens of school crossing patrols axed in boroughs including Brent, Wandsworth, and Lambeth.
Dr. Colbert: Aggressive brushes and too many products strip the skin of natural oils that we need to remain supple and luminous.
