She also pollinates her miscellany with thematic fairytale imagery: the first chapters are called Apricots, Mirrors, Ice, Flight, Breath, Wound; these titles are arranged on the contents page in a v-shaped skein, with the word "Knot" at its tip, marking her illness; then, beginning with the word "Unwound", the pattern unwinds until "Apricots" return.
Ms. Kraus, 33, lives in Berlin and works with commonplace materials like light bulbs, mirrors, glass, ice and cloth.
I wonder whether I'm finally witnessing a real human connection in this world of mirrors, dry ice, cheap perfume and exceptionally tall transparent high heels.
Instead of mirror-like ice reflecting some of the sun's energy back out into space, there is newly exposed and darker sea water greedily swallowing the heat.
Leave the windshield wipers up and tie grocery bags to your side mirrors to avoid ice buildup.
The slowly melting chunks of ice mirrored the slowly eroding mountains all around them.
Nothing of note is going on; just a platoon of soldiers, marching under the gathering clouds, their ponchos and combat helmets mirrored on the ice.
They were a classic, ballet-trained duo whose romantic style on ice mirrored the love story they shared off it.
These results mirror observations in ice recrystallization inhibition assays, where the activity of PVA has been shown to be strongly weight (Mn) dependent.
As the sun reflected brilliantly off a million tiny ice crystal mirrors on this deep winter day, she unfolded a paper sign that read, "Freedom for Political Detainees".
Presented with the decision whether the Devils' 17-year, gazillion-dollar contract with Kovalchuk, built with booby traps and false floors, lots of mirrors and a dry ice machine for effects, is officially ridiculous enough to circumvent the salary cap, Richard Bloch must have blinked a few times.
