"My work is about manipulating space and acoustics," he says.
The stylistic razzle-dazzle is all done in the interest of manipulating space, time and the viewer's perceptions of both.
Much of the dilemma revolves around fly-half: Owen Farrell has different strengths to George Ford, who is potentially better at manipulating space and offers more gain-line subtlety.
Manipulating space in this way means you can jump into one end of a wormhole, travel a short distance, and pop out from the other end in another galaxy.
"Hibiki" is nonetheless not about curtains and backdrops, although the way Mr. Amagatsu manipulates space plays a major role in the sense of timelessness that he conveys.
Inside, the house is a stunning example of Wright's ability to manipulate space, modulating ceiling heights and window placement to draw people through the building.
The 14 artists, a mix of the usual suspects and younger talents, use light -- fluorescent, neon, LED and incandescent -- to manipulate space, sometimes engaging the viewer in interactive response.
Brisbane's ability to manipulate space (through player rotation) and for individuals to find space (Besart Berisha's goal was a prime example) made the difference in the match, but the premise of Perth's approach was creative and caught Brisbane off guard, particularly in the first half.
Barcelona's movement off the ball, the positional awareness of the players, the work rate when not in possession, and the ability to manipulate space and defenders are the buzzwords that I've heard a great deal around the sport of rugby, for example.
In "The Ladies Paradisee," Zola's novel about the rise of the department store (based on his extensive research in Le Bon Marché), his profuse style mimics the riotous quantities of fabrics, clothes, and accessories displayed in this vast commercial palace, and the genius at the head of the store manipulates space and color like an artist.
The sweeping view of the mist-covered river shows his growing ability to manipulate space and light in order to heighten the mood of the picture, a quality further exemplified in the well-known Fur Traders Descending the Missouri (c. 1845).
