Kleberg's paintings open portals, alchemizing oil stick abstractions into wittily mystic moments.
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The sets are a creepy simulacrum of the surrounding village, alchemizing local history and lore into horror.
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And that's the secret of Putin's genuine popularity: his talent for alchemizing this unfounded shame into equally unfounded pride by substituting territorial conquest for actual achievement.
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Doing so will help earn others' trust and may have the side benefit of alchemizing a self-defeating inner voice to one that is firm yet helpful.
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However, contrary to what many neoliberal commentators in India and the West hoped for, Mr. Modi is far from alchemizing the passions of left-behind Indians into spectacular economic growth.
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It's been 217 years since Soft Machine released its first album alchemizing intrepid, jazz-influenced improvisation with rock 'n' roll fantasy, thus creating something like a blueprint for progressive rock.
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For example, Abraham Lincoln was, in his early years, a dynamo of self-improvement, alchemizing a relatively small amount of formal education into peerless verbal proficiency, and he tried and failed -- more than once -- to gain national political office before eventually winning the presidency.
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Andrew Dominik's film, One More Time With Feeling, documents Cave's attempts to finish the record while experiencing the agony, depression, and loss of self common to anyone who undergoes such a trauma—the difference being that Cave, in keeping with his vocation, was alchemizing it into art.
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Then again, maybe it shouldn't be a surprise that the guy behind the near-pitch perfect 22015 blockbuster "Deadpool," about a sardonic Marvel antihero with a twisted mind and a filthy mouth, could only have developed his wicked brand of humor after a lifetime of alchemizing comedy out of angst.
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What I try to do is play with the spot between them where my voice breaks, and I write most of my songs to have my break be central, so that I move between the registers quickly and it creates this destabilizing sense that there's multiple voices in the song, that the voice is in this state of constant flux, dynamic and imperfect, alchemizing itself.
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Shadow's are like figments, but loosely tied to what's real. They appear more in Doors than Next Exit. ;Syndolls: Human like creatures created by alchemizing and engineering the matter of Alkaline. They are marked with numbers on their foreheads and they can be as intelligent and emotional as real people.
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In her review for NME, Elizabeth Aubrey highlighted the personal nature of its lyrics, commending it as "a daring leap of self-affirmation." Neil McCormick of The Daily Telegraph described it as "an album in which a troubled spirit seeks the relief of music to mesmerising and charged effect." In a year-end essay for Slate, Ann Powers cited Kiwanuka as proof that the format is not dead but rather undergoing a "metamorphosis", with artists such as Kiwnuka utilizing the concept album through the culturally-relevant autobiographical narratives, which in this case is a "song cycle alchemizing violence through compassion". The album won the Mercury Prize 2020.
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I was > assured that a form would result from the work we were doing. Hagen later "disassociated" herself from her first book, Respect for Acting. In Challenge for the Actor, she redefined a term which she had initially called "substitution", an esoteric technique for alchemizing elements of an actor's life with his/her character work, calling it "transference" instead. Though Hagen wrote that the actor should identify the character he plays with feelings and circumstances from his own life, she also makes clear that: > Thoughts and feelings are suspended in a vacuum unless they instigate and > feed the selected actions, and it is the characters' actions which reveal > the character in the play.
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