He has also designed some vivid shifts with petals affixed to the hips for minimalists who want to flutter in the breeze.
The vivid shifting daylight, the changing waves of expression carried by faces on all the streets, the alternating mutedness and hysteria of the traffic sounds, all say something.
As in Proust, we get surprising and vivid shifts when we move from reflection to example (that quick narrowing, from thinking about the sociology of death to an actual corpse, the author's father).
The vivid, shifting works of Katharina Grosse's new solo show at Gagosian have a natural fluidity between them.
But with memories of past oil busts still vivid, that shift may not be sudden.Where are the tigers now?The saving surplus in East and South-East Asia is the legacy of a bust both more recent and more spectacular than the 1970s oil shocks: the Asian financial crisis in 1997-98.
Not unlike those earlier literary networks, the Internet now furnishes vivid and shifting interfaces for writerly composition, collection and competition.
Kukla's vivid fresco shifts from place to place -- Paris, Madrid, New Orleans, Havana, Corsica, Haiti, Boston, New York, Philadelphia -- and is peopled by a cast that includes kings, queens, ministers, adventurers, generals, politicians, presidents; even the German poet Goethe makes a cameo appearance.
On the surface there is little common ground between Mr. Makan's work and Marta Ptaszynska's "Trois Visions de l'Arc-en-Ciel" (1988), but their vivid use of shifting timbres has much in common.
His gaze was intent, and his vivid, expressive face shifted rapidly from humor to anger and back again; his voice was loud and deep, and his speech carried within it all the contradictions of the jailhouse autodidact.
This passage was accompanied by vivid movements that shifted from crisp hand gestures during the description of Superman to full-flowing body movements that suggested the Pope's airborne trajectory.
