It is a retreat into quietude.' Beneath the skin of Nature Cure there is a barely suppressed polemic, a lament.
The authors contended that it may not only be the skin revealing nature of clothing (i.e., that it shows skin) that actually elicits self-objectification but also the fit (i.e., tightness) of the clothing.
The tough outside skin is nature's way of protecting the jewel-like arils inside.
"An ode to Florence," said the designer, referring to the artistic roots from which his sophisticated blend of animal skins and nature prints flowered.
The difference between him and Dolezal is not the colour of their skin, but the nature of their experience.
Her sandy blonde hair is pulled back from her classically beautiful face, her pale, blue eyes are huge, her cheekbones chiselled and her skin is as nature intended – entirely make-up free.
"BUBBLES BECKON," one of the interactive displays in the exhibition "Thin Skin: The Fickle Nature of Bubbles, Spheres and Inflatable Structures," can be visited on a special tour tomorrow at noon at the AXA Gallery, 787 Seventh Avenue, at 51st Street, Manhattan.
The present study introduces a basic two-dimensional micromechanical model that permits to establish a correlation between the flexural response of a scaled skin and the nature of its underlying structure, including both geometric and material aspects.
"The idea was to create an artificial skin inspired by nature, which could become an extension of our actual skin, while providing novel forms of interaction between our body and the surrounding environment," Farahi tells The Creators Project.
However, another group found that a reduction in DETC number resulted in increased skin tumorigenesis (Antisferova, Nature Communications, 2011).
