In a book that moves fluidly between the personal and the political, the argument for becoming is twofold.
After teaching for five years at the Bauhaus, he moved back to Berlin, then spent some time in Amsterdam and London, furthering a multi-disciplinary practice that moved fluidly between the fine and applied arts.
In doing so, he has developed an artistic sensibility that moves fluidly between pre-Hispanic and modern, rural and urban, indigenous cosmology and Madison Avenue, Mexican culture and what Mexicans refer to as "North American" culture -- north, that is, of the Rio Grande.
It's worth noting too that the app is beautifully designed, with screens and menus that move around fluidly in ways I wish other startups would consider copying.
"If you engage in building a monumental thing, you should also be able to treat it as water," said Mr. Vo, who referred to his re-creation, titled "We the People," as both a monster and a virus that can move fluidly and mutate as it is shuffled to new places.
The film, he said, posed hurdles that went beyond just portraying the action — how to make a hand move fluidly, for instance, which was not easy even with cutting-edge, real-time engines.
The doctors realized that the device would have to be both strong and flexible, able to move fluidly with the eye without tearing it apart.
One communication model from oncology demonstrates that patients at the end of life value the physician's ability to move fluidly between providing recognition of suffering, emotional support, and guidance based on clinical expertise [ 39, 40].
Hollis is designed to support a laptop computer and to move fluidly with the user.
But ammunition tends to move fluidly through and around conflict zones.
Their artworks move fluidly between spaces, appearing sometimes on a screen, other times in a gallery.
