The works themselves offer a lexicon of the latest biennial fashions: a mixture of identity politics, Conceptual strategies played out in real life and visceral punch lines.
For many people, the decay was caused by a mixture of identity crisis and a heritage of egomania and corruption from the days when the Portuguese Crown used Rio as a base – something that was reflected in the city's football in contrast to the entrepreneurship of neighbouring São Paulo, Brazil's financial centre.
They instinctively drew on a mixture of "identity" claims (deliberate declarations of how we'd like to be perceived such as a framed university certificate or photograph with a celebrity) to "behavioural residue", the aspects of personality we inadvertently reveal through our homes; for example a chaotic kitchen or a shoe rack organised in ascending colours.
Yunior's narrative style is a mixture of identities and languages, Spanish slang, English slang, sci-fi, highbrow, street, Ameri-vario-cana.
The union of the two natures has not resulted in their diminution or mixture; rather, the identity of each is believed to have been preserved.
The ideology of the new generation, comprising a mixture of ethnic identities, is alarmingly vague.
Taiwan has a volatile mixture of ethnic and identity politics.
Man, animals, and plants may stand in a relationship of (1) opposition or difference, (2) descent, (3) mixture, (4) transformation, (5) identity, or (6) similarity.
One of the most notable elements of fracking that continues to be shrouded in secrecy, for instance, is the identity and mixture of chemicals that are injected into the ground through wells, together with water, at high intensity to fracture underground rocks and release oil or gas.
In one, he says that he always felt marginalized by the fact of his racial mixture, divided between two identities and at home in neither.
