But, after receiving his M.F.A., in 1992, Perry emerged into a world of artists who favored vision and spontaneity over skill, and who followed Andy Warhol's model, in which a life style, a multifarious self-presentation, can outweigh actual works.
I think this is true, but I think that there's a particular realm of desire that the Internet gratifies, and that isn't just the inner monster running wild but is also — to pull both of Adam's phrases together — the extended self, the multifarious ego.
The real question is how people will respond to an artist whose work, a landmark in photographic history, can seem almost too elegant, technically flawless, multifarious and essentially self-regarding.
The dual thermo-responsive behavior and the resulting multifarious temperature-dependent self-assembly in aqueous solution were mapped by temperature-resolved turbidimetry, 1H NMR spectroscopy, dynamic light scattering (DLS), and fluorescence spectroscopy.
Houle is the Canadian-born, Berlin implant devoted to a self-made, multifarious live techno act.
It's a vernacular that people who "are nothing if not multiple vectors of desire"—sometimes adopt when the attempt to wrestle those multifarious forces into a coherent self proves too much.
In a dynamic systems approach, the job of technology is multifarious but overall it should promote self-organizing evolutionary processes in all parts of the education system, processes that moreover interact with each other to achieve coherent progressive development.
As expected, protein self-assembly has become a powerful tool for development of multifarious bioinspired materials with advanced structures and properties.
Tonight's is performed on a kit that not only rotates as he plays, but comes equipped with multifarious tiny cym bals, glockenspiel, electronic pads that trigger samples, dual-fuel oven with self-cleaning facility, etc.
And while the few props and sticks of furniture are put to wonderfully multifarious use (that multipaneled trunk really is pretty fabulous), there's none of the aren't-we-clever, self-congratulatory spirit that often accompanies such acts of theatrical legerdemain.
