In Ms. Dorrance's "SOUNDspace" (2013), tap dance is constructed as sonic — and to a small degree, spatial — architecture.
Mr. Fagan achieves a clarity of spatial architecture reminiscent of Merce Cunningham as his dancers, in brightly colored tunics over equally bright body tights, cross the stage in apparently random yet suddenly cohering patterns.
You follow it on many levels at once — rhythm, spatial architecture, gender, body language — and, like Stravinsky himself, hear the music better in consequence.
But he not only ticks all the boxes mentioned by Mr. Martins — musical responsiveness, use of the ballet vocabulary, a striking sense of spatial architecture — he also shows, in this work, much more.
Pocket-friendly, modest, undictatorial, with a bright but quiet voice, it touches on multiple aspects of ballet (music, drama, ballet classicism, spatial architecture and more), engaging readers in a manner so unassuming that they are effortlessly involved in critical thought by way of friendly conversation.
Such a unique spatial architecture remarkably strengthens the mechanical performance of structured UHMWPE/HA biocomposites.
There is earlier evidence suggesting a spatial architecture of excitatory and inhibitory interactions.
Decellularization of whole organs removes all the cells while preserving the native spatial architecture of the organ.
Moreover, specific spatial architecture of plant surface contributes to the creation of an unfavorable microenvironment for most pathogens.
Collectively, these results highlight principles of the dynamic spatial architecture of chromosomes in relation to gene regulation.
Our work is expected to inspire further attempts for hierarchical and unconventional hetero-nanostructures with unique spatial architecture, which is very promising for photocatalysis and other applications.
