For an hour and forty intermission-free minutes, he had been onstage in continual body-boggling contortions, involving, for one thing, climbing a huge cascade of tangled ropes.
Marissa Freeman, the senior vice president for brand strategy and marketing communications for Time Warner Cable, said the collages made before the ads were shown, tinged with negative imagery like tangled ropes and roller coasters, were "not surprising".
So pains have been taken to provide for "interstitial spaces" or airlocks between works.The public will enter the gallery through a vaulted, trapezoidal lobby, cut into the hillside, to be greeted by an enormous light box showing Jeff Wall's "Untangling", a mesmerising image of a man in overalls amid tangled ropes and machines in a boat-shed.
Imagine a tangled web of rubber jump ropes loosely attached to an elastic tarp.
Murky blue lighting and a giant tangled tree, built of seemingly endless ropes, transform the Abingdon Theater Company's black box theater into another world — perhaps one where plays meet their full potential.
Of latex over rope, string and wire, it is a tangled drawing in space suspended from the ceiling, some of its ends touching the floor, that looks like the work of giant spiders gone berserk or a doodle that got out of hand.
One leapt out: LMNA, which codes for a group of rope-like proteins that mesh into a tangled network at the centre of our cells.
This tangled doorstop is made out of a single piece of jute rope.
Seemingly spent, he rose and dropped the rope, lifting a foot to free himself from its tangled shape.
Parker used the term "magnetic cloud" to describe large-scale structures with tangled magnetic fields, although this term is now used for flux rope structures with enhanced magnetic field, smooth rotation of the azimuthal component, and low temperature (Burlaga et al. 1981).
