I'd describe our work as shape-shifting, metamorphosis, or transmutation.
Supersonic is in cinemAfterom the 7th of October.
After Knebworth, Oasis's legacy was overshadowed by a string of disappointing albums, shifting lineups, and the metamorphosis of Liam and Noel Gallagher into tabloid caricatures.
This made for a night that was less a concert than a metamorphosis, the band shifting through phases from flustered and making do to slick and professional as, over the course of the evening, fortune swung back its way.
However, we suggest that the developmental shift from metamorphosis to paedomorphosis in plethodontids could have a profound impact on mate recognition.
There's a lovely portrait of Marilyn Monroe called "The Metamorphosis of Norma Jean Mortenson" (1967), which speaks to ideas of shifting identities.
And next year the country will undergo a political metamorphosis when it shifts from an absolute monarchy to a parliamentary democracy.
Her work, made up of redirections, metamorphoses and displacements of objects, cuts across time and shifts the symbols: here the royal silk and brocade fabrics for the Valkyries, there wood marquetry for Perruque that recalls 18th-century furniture.
Metamorphosis is both a tool and a theme here, a metaphor for changing emotions, as visualized in movement that changes imperceptibly or shifts dramatically.
"Now she would comb her glossy hair," writes Ovid of one of them in Metamorphoses, "now entwine it with rosemary, now with violets …" And now she would fashion it into a pink mane and use it to shift jodhpurs.
Transformation is a metamorphosis, a shift, a transition to being and living in the power of now.
