"White Trousers," a large collage by Josh Dayton, shows his skill at organizing disparate elements in precarious balance.
Gary Younge, in The Guardian, also notes that Obama's popularity is precarious, as almost every element in his agenda carries the "very real possibility of failure".
They look so precarious and exposed to the elements, but they're actually sheltered?
Family units are a precarious structure and losing one element can undermine the whole edifice.
And a good pension in the precarious world of the arts is one element that helps keep players ensconced in their chairs, ensuring that handoff of artistic heritage.
The stage being by its nature a precarious and dangerous place, true parity among all those elements is a rare and difficult achievement.
With all three elements affecting a drop in violence in Iraq being so precarious, it stands to reason that the drop in violence is also fragile, something both the GAO and the Defense department acknowledge.
There is, of course, pleasure in spotting elements of the later big plays: drunken doctors, disappointed young women, precarious estates and foggy feelings: "Is it boredom?
The others, all evoking the human form, range from "Mortality," whose five hanging elements represent the gravity that shapes what the artist called "our precarious existence," to "Victim," a tangle of limbs placed in relation to a weighted ball.
