Undulating mountains were sketched along the edge of the sky.
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I have undulating rolls of fat and baggy gray skin.
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In another, a giant, undulating jellyfish floats across the screen.
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The bridge is covered by an undulating, tubelike timber roof.
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The result — undulating fairways tucked among imposing dunes — is spectacular.
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The result — undulating fairways tucked among imposing dunes — is spectacular.
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Peter does a nice job somewhat rhythmically undulating his body.
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They're some of the most undulating, fast, difficult greens to putt.
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The dense mesh of brushstrokes seems to be vibrating and undulating.
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These vibrating, undulating gears may have powered the Big Bang's clock.
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Undulating inflatable air dancers might keep them away for a while.
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Light fixtures, candles, cat beds, and planters with smooth, undulating, organic forms.
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We did an undulating gait that looked sort of like a worm.
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I live in a wonderfully twisty and undulating section of Northern Virginia.
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As I sat in the undulating chair, I flipped though some glossies.
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She was moving laterally, and also undulating, and also pausing for effect.
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Braiding masculinity and femininity, her arms slowly swirl around her undulating torso.
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If you disturb them, the flies will escape in an undulating wave.
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Then, like the music, the machine began undulating — first slowly, then faster.
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Then, I am a pack of Douglas firs, our branches undulating like snakes.
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I went to dinner, and when I came back, the canvases were undulating.
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Feet appear in strange shapes, as do undulating breasts and other body parts.
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It draws inspiration from nature, echoing the wooded, undulating landscape of Newtown itself.
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For five minutes, the machines massaged my hands in slow, undulating pressure waves.
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Below us, an undulating flow of greenery cascaded toward a perfectly still lake.
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Unlike American races, Ascot's Queen Anne is held over a straight, undulating mile.
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Instead of shuffling arthritically, as most Krapps do, he waddles with undulating hips.
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They swoop to their feast with the characteristic undulating flight of their kind.
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They have matching tattoos, undulating scripts of "Not Alone" inked inside their wrists.
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They arrive in California each winter, an undulating ribbon of orange and black.
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That flapping sound you hear is a red flag undulating gently in the wind.
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It is as if a dusky pink curtain is undulating across the painting's surface.
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Which ties in with Big Wild's logo of evergreens and the undulating Cali coastline.
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Perhaps there is still hope for more experiments with scent machines and undulating seats.
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Clinton's period in public life — undulating, pathbreaking, exhausting — has spanned more than a generation.
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All of this is in the middle of an undulating forest in the Ozarks.
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Each element of the undulating terrain is different, with varying microclimates, exposures and soils.
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Cale's version is sparse and undulating, and he sounds freshly gutted after every verse.
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Hell, go to Singapore and cram into the long undulating bar at Burnt Ends.
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A distinctive feature of the new museum building will be its undulating metal façade.
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It spirals around an undulating funnel of light that seems to defy gravity, reaching skyward.
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The project has been called the "canopy" thanks to a eye-catching undulating roof structure.
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There definitely was an undulating public affection thing going on with the two of them.
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It consists of thousands of tents made of plastic and bamboo spread across undulating terrain.
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There are water hazards on 11 holes and players will find large and undulating greens.
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Gonzales's starry fields and human-like forms are translated into undulating visions of horror vacui.
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He sees the curve of the Earth, the undulating rise and fall of the landscape.
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Filmed in their own spaces, the dancers perform "I Been 'Buked," like an undulating prayer.
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The asymmetrical roof is a series of undulating, overlapping platforms that mimic the mountain peaks.
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Sometimes the bisse is a simple channel, or a metal aqueduct when crossing undulating terrain.
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It's a lawn with a diversity of plants, taller grasses, and a gentler, undulating appearance.
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The shed was perched on the lip of a wide, circular field of undulating timothy grass.
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Imagine walking through a forest and coming upon writhing, undulating figures difficult to even call human.
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Full of undulating synths, like the wind flipping up a full skirt on a breezy day.
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The financial markets are on a roller coaster, undulating between historic gains and heart-wrenching dips.
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Stagehands tack up undulating wall panels that bend and twirl to create the impression of chaos.
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The Heydar Aliyev Center, an undulating wave of concrete and glass, was designed by Zaha Hadid.
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Which may be why the rant is followed by spreads of quietly undulating single-color pages.
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My confidence unfurled, and I began undulating, moving back and forth and rolling my hips in time.
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M8: Lagoon NebulaPhotographer: Ivan Eder (Hungary)New stars are formed in the undulating clouds of M8, a.k.a.
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But now we are invited to think of them as "an undulating quilt of cereal fields". Corn?
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Before me, the gulf sparkled, an undulating expanse of blue capped by the looming mass of Vesuvius.
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As you're seated, in a cockpit, throughout, its lightly undulating terrains shouldn't turn your stomach too much.
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Mr. Glass, the master of musical Minimalism, is known for the precision of his endlessly undulating arpeggios.
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The glass exterior is cool, undulating, shimmering; the brick walls below have an industrial, almost military look.
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Passing trains rattle the walls, which, combined with the undulating floor, rounds out the rough-hewed experience.
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There, thousands of monks and nuns live in rows of cells that sprawl across the undulating hills.
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The Coyote Buttes are known as "The Wave" because of the undulating red and orange rock formations.
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Artificial light filters down through suicide nets and sprays a slowly undulating checkerboard across the plastic floor.
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It unfolds in thick, undulating waves and piercing sustained sonorities, interrupted with fragments that appear and evaporate.
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They search for tiger hairs and study the stony, undulating terrain for tiger tracks, known as pugmarks.
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To gain some perspective on Lisbon's undulating terrain, ascend the city's highest hill into the Graça district.
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The undulating circuit in the resort on the North Sea dunes last hosted a race in 1985.
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Even the highway to the airport cut through spectacular, unspoiled scenes of undulating land and saturated color.
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Below Salesforce Park in San Francisco, the transit center is cloaked in a lacy, undulating aluminum veil.
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He's constantly moving, with layers of sounds undulating as he flicks switches or drags down on knobs.
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The park's layout consists of an open-space terrain covered with scrubby, undulating grass and botanical species.
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She thought about it briefly, her undulating white thinking-line wobbling at the bottom of the screen.
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"A Monumental Offering" is comprised of an undulating wooden structure that looks like a miniature roller-coaster.
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Forrister played his clip of a highly venomous but shy banded sea snake undulating into a rocky crevice.
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There are no beginnings and no endings, just a mobius strip, an undulating rhythm, many voices in space.
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Both Walker and Santigold are shot pulling puppet strings, manipulating their limbs to make amusing, undulating dance moves.
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Combined with all these gently undulating virtual sea-things the end effect is hypnotic and very, very relaxing.
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The city itself becomes a sun-dappled, undulating skyline, an aerial-view archaeological map and a living graveyard.
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Its combination of undulating curved lines and verticals humanizes the massive structure, as does the irregular wavy shape.
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It's creamy, with little undulating pockets like the suckers on the underside of a non-slip bathtub mat.
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He also has a patent on a "personal massager with undulating arm" capable of simultaneously bending and vibrating.
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Appearing for just under one solitary minute, those undulating, analog arpeggios triggered fervor across my social media feed.
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It was designed to be green in more ways than one, with a low, undulating, grass-covered roof.
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A small porthole looked out at the dragon vines crawling across the purple fields toward the undulating ocean.
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The piece, titled "Enodrome," bathes the viewer in a Technicolor mist of trippy colors and undulating erotic phantoms.
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A fountain filled with his undulating clear-glass shapes overlooks the waterfront just outside the museum's front door.
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The plants are flowers, but they don't have petals; from their stems bloom long, undulating, spear-like tendrils.
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The resulting leap transformed the hometown I thought I knew into an almost unbroken surface of undulating treetops.
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The vista had dissolved into an undulating sea of hummocks - waist-high depressions and ponds known as thermokarst.
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Tawney often accented her collages with cursive phrases, as much for their undulating lines as their poetic content.
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The crowd surges, sending an undulating belt of energy that could seem terrifying if they weren't mostly sober.
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The structure is meant to "unzip," creating an undulating form with a cavity that allows visitors to go inside.
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This, despite the elegant, undulating line that defines Essenhigh's stylized forms, and the mellifluous quality of Mumford's ink washes.
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In "Down to the Coral Reef," Barbara Galazzo uses brightly colored fused glass to evoke an undulating watery world.
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Instead of the original roof trusses, it was to have had an undulating skylight ceiling supported on six columns.
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At a strip club back home, he emphasises the "undulating stretch marks and caesarean scars" of the naked girls.
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In the picture posted to Reddit, a mass of undulating orange swirls sits in front of a dark background.
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The normal Mount Adams climb consists of basically one giant undulating snowfield extending upward for, like, 4,000 vertical feet.
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Inside the 16th-century Palazzo Franchetti, the first thing that visitors will see is a forest of undulating towers.
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He proposed a 200,2503-square-foot structure that featured a soaring cantilevered roof over an undulating glass curtain wall.
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It was bothering me, on a spiritual level, that this clearly sentient little thing, kicking and undulating, remained anonymous.
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The undulating movement of the dance is what Zhu replicates in his sculpture, called A Ritual That Lasts Forever.
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Jo uses hypnotic strokes and an undulating soundtrack arranged by The Noisettes to gradually go about developing her illustration.
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The undulating facade also pulls the interior borders outward, providing a little extra space for residents in many units.
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This may sound complicated, but "Co-natural" — with its steady, undulating pace and purposeful timing — is a visceral experience.
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He combined ravishing brushwork with mysterious, Xanadu-like landscapes that emerged, radiant, out of the undulating applications of paint.
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Lines of poetry cover the drawing, in undulating waves flowing in different directions, backwards and forwards across the page.
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LONDON — White flowers fill the design gallery, with commemorative portraits placed amid undulating furniture of burnished polyurethane and marble.
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The Dutch team dominated over two legs of the undulating 14km circuit, taking gold by 22.75 seconds from Germany.
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Nearby stands an enormous, elegant building, with yellow undulating walls reminiscent of Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain.
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The undulating blobs on the radar were not storm clouds or a weather system, but a swarm of dragonflies.
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Vocal samples, once used to coalesce the feeling of a track, here act as fixed points in undulating compositions.
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The work features time-lapsed videos of artists practicing graffiti on the undulating formations of ice in the Arctic.
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Behind the wave stretches the undulating ocean, in several shades of blue, and a distant gray strip of land.
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The fifth-most popular property of 2019 was this six-bedroom, 17,183-square-foot, undulating home built in 2010.
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From Windhoek, we drove four hours through an alternating backdrop of featureless plains and undulating hills before taking a break.
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Just let your eye traverse the undulating contours of the metal yoke that gently but solidly grips the ear cup.
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There is only one entrance/exit point, and the installations are organized from north to south in an undulating line.
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And then there are the intensely idiosyncratic projects, the ones with feces-smeared dog-women and undulating ritualistic god-cats.
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I use the same undulating shapes as I do in sculpture, but with color — although I do black paintings too.
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We read the banner as glowing sky, while the wavy contour transforms the wall's edge into a mountain's undulating crest.
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They canoe on a sea of reflective honeycomb, dance with animals in a tree cave, and encounter undulating, luminescent extraterrestrials.
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More accurately, he lives around 45 minutes from the center, deep within the undulating greenery of the south German countryside.
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During harvest season the air carries the aroma of fermenting grapes, and changing leaves on grapevines cover the undulating landscape.
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Hundreds, if not thousands, of birds will flock together across the sky, creating an undulating mass of feathers in flight.
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The most dazzling example is a corset on which she painted undulating underwater imagery, with coral floating around her spine.
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Compare that with ancient China, an undulating landscape in which getting by meant being part of a large farming community.
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Another is Fish, six connected elongated pieces of cherry wood, the surfaces carved in an undulating pattern, by Ms. Prühl.
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Agnes scrambled through a side door and raced across an undulating landscape, jumping over cracks that formed in the ground.
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Even in the dead of winter, the property is stunning, with its undulating textures of ridges, glades and limestone escarpments.
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The Moog provides the undulating pulse of "Markos," and of course, carries the title track through a nightmarish mid-section.
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As with "Embryo," the anthropomorphic quality of the piece results from the interwoven and gently undulating lines of the two components.
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Reflecting on his perception of modern life in Japan, artist and photographer Yoshimitsu Umekawa produces landscapes filled with toxic, undulating hues.
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He saw majestic mountains ribboned with snow, enormous glaciers meandering across the land, and undulating ice fields glimmering in the twilight.
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Pressed against her softness, I rode the undulating waves and opened my mouth, swallowing everything she gave: love, anger, resentment, hate.
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These works combine panels of undulating plaster with substrata of various materials, including steel, wood, leather, jesmonite, and local sheep's wool.
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This part of town, called the Bottom because of its low elevation within this undulating terrain, is where Frazier grew up.
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Undulating columns of light move like waves over sweeping synth chords—rolling lines of flickering lights augment screeching white noise samples.
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It's a brilliant listen by itself, but taken with its obsessively detailed video companion, Undulating Currency… becomes a different experience altogether.
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The hypothesis there is that Arctic warming has been increasing the odds in favor of slower-moving, undulating jet stream patterns.
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There are the undulating bodies that form strong diagonal lines, which suddenly dissipate as dancers drift across the stage like mist.
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Ingels' entry is an undulating, canyon-like, 45-foot-tall stack of 1,802 fiberglass boxes, all held together with aluminum struts.
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A swarm of undulating angels hovers above a mountain of syringes in an expressionistic composition of deep reds and cornfield yellows.
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In undulating forms that materialize into jumping paisley prints and bloom-like swirls, Karnik creates static paper sculptures with whimsical energy.
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In one place, a huge patch of ground seems to bleed with thousands of poppies springing from the softly undulating earth.
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What remains is Smith's photography in all its glory: recording everything from bees to tadpoles, from undulating roots to blossoming flowers.
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And it didn't advance the cause when he seemed to evoke the fluttering notes of the sax with an undulating arm.
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Ms. Letissier looked like Chris from the neck down, he said, but her hair, then an undulating bob, was still Christine.
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"It goes beyond clothes," Mr. Lydon said, admiring a pleated yellow jumpsuit with undulating curves that seemed borrowed from Frank Gehry.
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Walls are shaped by stacked, three-dimensional undulating lines meant to evoke rake marks in the sand of a Zen garden.
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Occasionally a stoat or weasel will zoom triumphantly across the road like a funny undulating mustache, too cunning to be caught.
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Leaning against the wall, the painted white boards form an undulating fence-like structure, which casts a pink glow behind them.
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The living surprises included red shrimp, brown mussels, pink fish with undulating tails and dense stands of tubeworms with bright red plumes.
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They are all characterized by a distinctive mauve hue, soft pink flesh coloring the undulating outlines, dynamic, fresh and pulsating in sensuality.
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In fact, according to diplomats, they had merely misprogrammed their GPS navigator, and had strayed over the undulating, unmarked border by mistake.
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The unexpected fauna included red shrimp, brown mussels, pink fish with undulating tails, and dense stands of tubeworms with bright red plumes.
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Its 206,000 grey solar panels spread out across the undulating plateau of the Atacama desert as if they were sheets of water.
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Jonquil's structures imply the tidy perfection of angled lines and they're beautiful, in the way anything that fragile and undulating is beautiful.
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The dancers form clusters and move forward in succinct, shuffled hops while undulating and arching their backs to send their gazes up.
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The master bathroom has undulating wood counters topped with off-white marble, as well as a large tub under a picture window.
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They're offset by Hadid's furniture: undulating marble tables, modular seating elements and hybrid shelving systems that swoop and curve like melting glaciers.
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Eyal Gever has 3D printed the undulating surface of the ocean—or at least a 996 x 796 millimeter chunk of it.
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Mr. Wheeldon incorporates into the mix stylized Egyptian profile gestures, flexed feet at odd moments, shoulder stands and sinuously undulating upper bodies.
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Painted in rich colors, the undulating sculptures at once suggest architecture and decoration, and reference Cubism and Futurism with their curious geometries.
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Square Feet KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan — The National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts in Taiwan stands out for its colossal presence and undulating design.
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The airplane shot down the runway and lifted over the gently undulating hills of the sand plains that abut the Indian Ocean.
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Then, almost without a word, he began to move, his feet and shoulders swaying to the beat, his upper body undulating slightly.
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Pier 55, the elaborate $250 million performing arts center on an undulating pier in the Hudson River, is back from the dead.
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The pair say they were inspired by Mongolian folk religion and frequent childhood visits to the vast steppe undulating in every direction.
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But there are awkward moments with many of the dancers who are not equal to sustaining qualities of drive and undulating motion.
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As much as England's landscape is stunning, I've never seen anything quite like the endless, flat, undulating desert and wide-open skies.
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With its undulating plains, ice-preserved kurgans (burial sites) and rare wildlife, the region, known as Shaman's Valley, is a photographer's dream.
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After all, who hasn't noticed the soothing effects of swinging in a hammock or lying on a raft on the undulating water?
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But "We Come Right," a slow waltz undulating among two and later three chords, stays poised and mysterious as it contemplates oblivion.
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The women's bodies appear as soft, undulating curves, as if they are fabric backdrops hung to present their beautiful and monstrous creations.
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One engraving shows the undulating ocean, roiling clouds overhead, and the round white sun (or maybe it's the moon) in the middle.
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The limited color palette and repetitive protrusions bear resemblance to neo-avant garde Italian painter Enrico Castellani, specifically his undulating, monochromatic "Superficie" (1974).
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The curvy lines are undulating in section to create the necessary separation between him and her—as well as between them and us.
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Next to an undulating sex sofa in an otherwise homely suite at the Moonlite Bunny Ranch, she lists the perks of her trade.
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Gently undulating ground with a mixture of trees, shrubs and open spaces, in other words (though, ideally, without the accompanying dangerous wild animals).
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The diminished interest and lack of public outrage over the Chibok girls is dramatized by the undulating fortunes of their parents since 2014.
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And when these massive objects move, they create undulating space-time ripples, or gravitational waves, kind of like creating ripples in a pond.
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"It could be," she said, though it was more likely to be turned into an undulating growth on a hip or a shoulder.
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We trudged through olive groves and a beautiful field where red poppies and purple flowers grew among stalks of undulating, sea-green wheat.
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The building's undulating facade, made of two kinds of hardwood — machiche and garapa — recalls the hills of the town as seen from afar.
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A top-and-shorts ensemble by Ying Gao is covered in dressmaker pins that move in a shimmering, undulating fashion when voice-activated.
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Hidden in an industrial corner of the space, the Noguchi Museum's installation mixes work by its namesake with undulating sofas by Robert Stadler.
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In all, he made eight putts of six feet or longer, despite the wind, mounting pressure and the most undulating greens ever created.
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It can move across a surface by itself, scrunching into a series of undulating shapes that run down its length in wavelike spasms.
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Cars and even four-wheelers cannot fit on Carara's narrow, undulating paths, which can be knee-deep with clay-like mud, he said.
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I know that inside those vaguely undulating metal cocoons are the bodies of the rest of my team—Marshall, Cherie, Gem and Abdul.
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The downside is that, while a routine should slow time down, because you're not managing this undulating chaos, it doesn't, it's the opposite.
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On these undulating hills and bare fields, generations of farmers have raised livestock, sown wheat and canola, and elected conservative lawmakers to Parliament.
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When the computer finally came to life, its screen displayed a simple animation — green waves of varying thickness undulating against a blue background.
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He later came up with the concept of an undulating pier floating on a forest of piles in the shape of a parallelogram.
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The colors were anything from green to yellow to orange, undulating in the curtains and moving up and down in the curtains too.
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A video projection focused on a single woodland scene for 24 hours shows undulating patterns of light formed by shadows of the trees.
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Done three years later, the forms in "Red" (1988) are undulating and grinding, with black dust squeezed between two rolling swaths of gray.
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Long a popular attraction with the public, this (seemingly endlessly) undulating ossuary is a fascinating, if somewhat squirrelly, work of walk-in art.
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Along with his team, the hairstylist went through long steps of shaping the hair into undulating, face-framing waves — and then they destroyed it.
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Festo's creation emulates the movements of undersea creatures like cuttlefish using a pair of long, undulating silicone fins powered by just two servo motors.
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We soon start up again and, just as Rebecca had said, once the temperature started undulating, the heat—while still trying—is just bearable.
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It has a whispering, undulating beauty made more wondrous by the flight paths above it, and the world famous skyline on the distant horizon.
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The headlights, or rather the LED array that constitutes the headlights, are also a mix of familiar undulating curves and more angular neo-futurism.
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The finest track is "Ma S-Abok"; softer and more nuanced, the undulating rhythms lilt to lyrics that reflect on the importance of community.
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Snapchat, meanwhile, hemorrhages money — a symptom of a sick system that willfully ignores the value of an undulating stick of lunch meat, we'd argue.
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Solar panels blanket a large clearing on the Grove Farm land the Tesla facility occupies, lined in undulating waves on the softly rolling hills.
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Indiecade always offers a nice respite from the wall of undulating human flesh and heat that is the rest of the E3 show floor.
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The black smoke pluming from oil fires completely consumes the landscape—a landscape that is otherwise just tan-colored, undulating plains in all directions.
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With the subdued, undulating opening of the long orchestral prelude, Mr. Glass is sending a message: Put aside your typical expectations of music drama.
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This road — a narrow strip of undulating asphalt lined by the ruins of bombed villages — is the lifeline of Aleppo, Syria's most populous city.
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HANGING from the ceiling of the magnificent rotunda that Frank Lloyd Wright created for the Guggenheim Museum in 21989 is an undulating black dragon.
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The fairways and undulating greens looked in excellent shape, but the land just outside the course boundaries often still looked like a construction site.
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Undulating with ambiguous activity, it is only from the farthest gallery wall that one can decipher an animation of a mollusk, ancient and alive.
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It plays, however, like Out Run with added gore, as you traverse an endless, undulating ribbon of tarmac that shifts impossibly between unconnected environments.
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His music defies predictable electronic pigeonholing, yet he has developed a signature of gently undulating synths, soaring vocal hooks and throbbing jolts of rhythm.
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While much of Ms. Kusama's work, with its undulating motifs and often psychedelic colors, has an air of celebration, its impetus isn't always joyful.
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Dushanbe's outskirts gave way to undulating blue-green vistas and the fantastical aquatic terrain of the Norak water reservoir, a major hydroelectric energy source.
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"Everyone knew that was going to be a tricky finish today, a very undulating day — never really flat — just up and down," Froome said.
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In the final section, the dancers gather at Noguchi's iconic red "Play Sculpture" — undulating around its curves and, occasionally, brushing up against each other.
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The hangar-like cave is so large that their wooden or bamboo-made residences form a small, subterranean village built along its undulating walls.
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As my eyes adjusted, I noticed the ceiling panels undulating like a wave or the ocean's surface; this feels magical and poetic, not mechanical.
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PARELES Sustained and soothing, "Night" is built from sounds without edges: Julianna Barwick's wordless vocals, undulating bass tones, electronic sounds that twinkle and glow.
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The forest is an endless undulating green wall, but "green" does no justice to the tropical palette: fern, laurel, lime, moss, teal, emerald, neon.
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If there is anything raunchy about "Countryfile," it is perhaps best described as pastoral porn: shots of bare, undulating hills and deep, grassy valleys.
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Namibia is famed for its deserts, including the world's oldest, a vast expanse of undulating, scorched sand dunes occasionally visited by an ethereal fog.
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Some of the forms are loosely rectangular, spanned undulating lines with the red seeming to be more viscous and blue appearing to be thinner.
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The effect is an undulating surface, like waves with bits of refuse floating on the surface; nothing interrupts the waves' boundless sense of space.
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In the past year, Hum's Instagram account has become more stylized, featuring a mesmerizing, undulating rainbow pattern when you scroll through it on mobile.
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It was the Facebook brain using all its signals to guess at who belonged in the body, the head, and the undulating arms and legs.
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The smeared, undulating textures alongside the track made me feel like I really was racing at deadly speeds in some kind of futuristic death-rally.
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The volcanic thunder track actually shares a lot of similarities with those melting iceberg recordings—there's a kindred sort of distorted, undulating aggression at play.
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Part of the visual seduction stems from the effect of slight motion given by the meticulously painted patterns, with certain areas undulating like shifting fabric.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the 1940s, artist Isamu Noguchi experimented with a series of "lunar landscapes," embedding lights in undulating magnesite cement.
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"The marriage didn't last for a very long time and I think that is due to the undulating nature of fame, living in those conditions."
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There's an unexpected uplifting quality to the harmonies, their undulating post-rock trills undercut by the combined harshness of the tortured vocals and propulsive percussion.
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She has protected them from poachers and prey, and shortened their trek by carrying them just 10 feet from the undulating waves lapping the shore.
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Fish Lamps draws upon the flowing and undulating movement of the water species, an aesthetic that often made an appearance in Gehry's singular building designs.
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Large, undulating blankets of white foam enveloped the streets of Santa Clara, California, Friday and they sent everyone in the vicinity a little bit loopy.
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The resulting grids seem to be literally and metaphorically floating on these undulating waves of paint, with the green grid on the brink of dissipation.
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Most recently, The Things We Lost In The Flood depicts another sunken environment, almost half its screen taken up by gently undulating pixel-art water.
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The Montgomerie Maxx Royal has a par-72, 7,132-yard layout, with undulating fairways within about 260 acres of mixed pine forest and sandy ridges.
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Her Aquatics Center in London, built for the 2012 Olympics, was a cathedral for water sports, with an undulating roof and two 50-meter pools.
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The abrupt power of the mountains shocked me, a sudden, gigantic violence of sheer rock, without any undulating cushions of foothills to soften the rupture.
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Before quickly shattering all sense of normalcy, and forcing you to turn to The Log Lady for an interpretation on what that undulating bug means.
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A glowing, vibrating band of light spans the width of the screen, as though it were both a horizon and an undulating sound wave simultaneously.
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For all its spa-like tranquility, there are chirrups, whistles, flutters, breezes, rushes, Spa Commissions carries with it an underlying and undulating sense of unease.
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Okerlund was the calm axis around which everything in WWF's Rock 'n' Wrestling era revolved, the only sane person in an undulating sea of lunacy.
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The result is a mesmeric, undulating, flowing, celestial album that takes the concept of the standard remix record and chucks it out of the window.
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From lush, undulating landscapes and extensive wildlife preserves to historic Buddhist monasteries and traditional art forms, there is so much for any visitor to explore.
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In "Preliminary Steps" (2015–16), an aquamarine-tinted canvas, layers of oil and acrylic paint create a watery effect, like undulating currents in the ocean.
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One particular untitled 1950 work bears a resemblance to David Hockney's 1980 "Mulholland Drive" painting, with undulating hills and roads flattened into a compressed space.
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There were moments when having the snakes on me felt not unlike being in a massage chair at a nail salon — that same undulating pressure.
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But for those outside that world the sight of a trembling, undulating torso is a foreign sight — and all too easy to make fun of.
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It showed a barren, undulating vista pocked by a smaller crater, as did another picture sent 12 hours later as the rover began its journey.
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The style is symphonic rock or chamber pop — strings, drums, keyboard, woodwinds and more that twine together in a sound that is undulating and lush.
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They move in a single undulating cloud of silver that twists, turns, shrinks, expands and wraps itself around any object that gets in its way.
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Augusta National's undulating greens are the course's greatest defense, and one Matsuyama knows he must solve if he wishes to challenge for a Green Jacket.
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This place I visit is full of colorful handholds arranged throughout undulating architecture, where climbers are constantly challenged with new sets of problems to overcome.
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"My arms grow the wrong kind of feathers for flight," he says in the opening voice-over while stretching and undulating them under a spotlight.
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In particular, her Pyramid Series (21968-present), which includes undulating geometric studies for self-sustained outer space eco-housing, evidences the loftiness of her speculations.
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L'AQUILA, Italy (Reuters) - Spain's Pello Bilbao claimed the seventh stage of the Giro d'Italia on Friday, a 185-km undulating ride from Vasto to L'Aquila.
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Ideally, the installation allows for an uninhibited view of the sky; it also features undulating LED lights that change in accordance with the sun's movement.
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New stars are formed in the undulating clouds of M20153, also commonly referred to as the Lagoon Nebula, situated some 5,000 light-years from our planet.
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From undulating steel mesh to what appears to be a mound of freshly molded magma, each of the plates is a custom-crafted work of art.
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The final work, a complex, undulating, black and white pattern, not only spans the physical and immaterial realms, but also forays into physically impossible, conceptual space.
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Melodies slithered over a minor-mode atmospheric orchestra, only to cede to undulating figures in which one had the impression of hearing one giant woodwind instrument.
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Here, in what was a men's room and barbershop, he has installed undulating wood panels and chevron-patterned tile designed by his wife, Christina Meyer Bengtsson.
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From its windy citadel, we craned our necks to see the undulating white cliffs over the blue straits separating the island from Sardinia, to its south.
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He escapes as often as he can from the provincial capital of Santa Rosa along undulating sand tracks to hunting grounds in his 1999 Ford pickup.
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Tweed and wool cocoon coats framed the clavicle and neck, with the zippered fastening inset a few inches from the edge to create an undulating wave.
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Kimberly Bartosik/daela (through Saturday) Anselm Kiefer's 2002 sculpture "Étroits sont les Vaisseaux" ("Narrow Are the Vessels") is 82 feet of undulating concrete, rebar and lead.
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Instrumental tracks like "Jingle Baba" twinkle and pulsate with synths and undulating swells and glitches that make the songs feel like stepping into a sonic kaleidoscope.
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He quickly became a star, charming audiences with his mobile eyebrows, his giggles, his trademark undulating stomach-muscle routine (a traditional asana adapted for TV audiences).
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They were still abstract: spirals of undulating lines radiating from a taut center, painted in subtly graded pinks, yellows and blues that seemed almost to breathe.
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From a pile of finished samples in his studio, he picks up a sculptural baby-blue skirt made from an undulating knit punctuated with small holes.
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If my visit to Noto was all about the food, my next stop, the mountainous and undulating city of Modica, was merely mostly about the food.
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Diamond-shaped chairs by Frank Lloyd Wright and an undulating cardboard ottoman from Frank Gehry might be next to a painting from an obscure Colorado surrealist.
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The music consists of a pointillist choral score over undulating arpeggios played on the violin in the first half of the piece, then on the viola.
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Mr. McGregor's visceral movement — full of fractured angles, scissoring legs, undulating upper bodies and extreme articulations — provides an often salutary contrast to the Royal Ballet's traditionalism.
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CreditCreditHeidi Levine for The New York Times MITZPE RAMON, Israel — In the Negev Desert, the sun beats down on a parched landscape of brown, undulating hills.
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The proposal for Diller Island, a $200 million performing arts center on a new undulating Manhattan pier along on the Hudson River, is taking on water.
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The ribs often curve back and forth in unison as they move from foot to rim creating the effect of underwater life undulating in ocean currents.
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The Monegasque's second career pole was secured with a time of one minute 03.003 seconds — the fastest ever lap around the undulating 4.3km Red Bull Ring.
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Some of the more abstract equipment that Fujio has photographed actually brings to mind the organic forms of Noguchi's work, featuring spirals and gently undulating lines.
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Rather than coming off as uniform, manufactured objects, however, they maintain an air of whimsy, with undulating forms and an array of textures that tickle the senses.
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Not only is another edition in the "Alien" franchise due later this year, but it also follows "Arrival," which proffered a more benevolent view of undulating extraterrestrials.
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But the porcupine's reaction is considerably more dramatic, its prominent spines undulating as the skin to which the rigid quills attach moves, pliably, atop muscle and bone.
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Robotics engineers have been working to replicate Mother Nature's designs for decades, and when it comes to swimming, the undulating fin approach is one of the easiest.
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Arched in extremis, she was an undulating feast, her breasts softly bouncing, her nipples hard and dark as she pressed the last convulsions from her thirsty sex.
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Stefan Schlumpf was hiking in the alps the day he stopped to admire the Rhone Glacier, an undulating expanse of ice in the heart of the Switzerland.
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The final product made the rounds on the internet, courtesy of its impressive ability to walk by undulating individual limbs through inflation and its admittedly creepy visage.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — This past June, a brightly colored, undulating blob appeared next to the La Brea Tar Pits off Wilshire Boulevard.
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With their undulating edges, the monochromatic shapes come across as liquid, while the stark figure-ground relationship might bring to mind certain aspects of Ellsworth Kelly's paintings.
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Below us a balcony of manicured grass and orange trees surrounding stone steps and parapets overlooked an undulating countryside peppered with swallows swooping over the browning woods.
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To bear witness to an artist in exile is to observe a unique, horrendous intensity: that exile, unlike death, remains mercilessly visceral, undulating, vivid, and stubbornly present.
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In the blocks around the undulating, metal-screened length of the city's new bus and train terminal, skyscrapers—including the city's tallest—flash all the familiar logos.
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The giveaways come when one notices a crease on a sharp edge where two sides meet, and gentle, undulating wrinkles along the edge, characteristic of glued paper.
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The park, renamed Pier 55, is to rest like a floating garden, its pathways undulating 15 feet to 62 feet above the water off West 13th Street.
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A group of young children stared, slack-jawed, at this group of adults in sequined and feathered masks shouting in the street and undulating in exaggerated movements.
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It will add 10,000 square feet space to the bustling center, and a new glass facade with an undulating pattern inspired by "Revelations," Alvin Ailey's signature dance.
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There is an undulating dragon that seeps water in Imagination Playground and a harp with strings of pouring water in Harmony Playground, both in Prospect Park, Brooklyn.
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The whole process began in early fall, when Carlos Rosado, a visual-arts teacher, designed the curved, undulating set and a construction crew began sawing and hammering.
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It is where horses glide over this soft ground, soaring over undulating hills as if they were big waves before taking flight over hurdles and steeplechase fences.
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Mr. Papkee was farming, not fishing: His crop, clinging to ropes beneath the cold waves, was seaweed, thousands of pounds of brownish kelp undulating under the surface.
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With eight feet left to navigate on Erin Hills's undulating 7,741-yard layout, Thomas had United States Open history in his sights and food on his mind.
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What's happening now in the undulating grass fields abutting the fence at Gaza's border will in the coming weeks likely be a growing overseas concern for Trump.
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A moment later, they are separated by a man who roughly claims her, and an intensely physical rhythmic group dance—undulating torsos, fanned hands—engulfs them all.
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In the city of Palu, home to about 350,000 people, footage showed people running to find solid ground as structures were destroyed by waves of undulating earth.
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Mr. Diller and the trust came up with a design for an exotic undulating platform with lush landscaping and three stages for dance, theater and musical performances.
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Not yet finished but already revealing its undulating shape, the design by the Chicago architect Jeanne Gang represents a contemporary chapter in Chicago's newly central design story.
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Such undulating shapes complied with the naturalistic aesthetic of classical South Korean design, which, he says, often echoes the organic curves of the country's mountains and streams.
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The undulating greens that overlook Lac de La Gruyère are surrounded by farms, red tiled roofs and mountains — the Prealps of Fribourg — bathed in a pink glow.
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The group hired the Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron to design an undulating glass tower that would rise 855 feet, using air rights acquired from adjoining properties.
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With her feline beauty, and the undulating flow and power of her dancing, this self-assured young member of New York City Ballet is just starting out.
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The experience of navigating the undulating bends of a slot canyon in Grand Staircase-Escalante or stumbling upon 700-year-old pictographs in Bears Ears is unparalleled.
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The living room floor, made of hardened soil and cement, is an undulating topography of bumps, some the size of tennis balls, others as large as grapefruits.
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The living room floor, made of hardened soil and cement, is an undulating topography of bumps, some the size of tennis balls, others as large as grapefruits.
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A painting from that year called "Hudson Reflection VI," of undulating water patterns, retains a Pop palette, introduces a landscape theme, and moves in an abstract direction.
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Its ornate, almost cartoonish forms and undulating variations in tonality roil the imagery with a turbulence that stands in the opposite corner from de Chirico's eternal silence.
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Before I met Her, I was in love with graduate school itself: the fluttering, undulating anxiety of my classmates was as familiar to me as my own mother.
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That can be seen in the architecture of Miró's Majorca studio, where he persuaded Sert to add an element of rawness into the sharp angles and undulating roof.
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Undulating hills, a tropical climate and plenty of untouched land made the West African country's interior ideal for palm oil growers running out of room in Southeast Asia.
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It is a very strong par 4, one where you have to hit the fairway, and then your second shot is very demanding, played into an undulating green.
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As city space gentrifies, downtown business districts—not just in New York or London—are declaring their aspirations of global importance in undulating planes of glass and steel.
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This suggests that the drilling activity trend line going forward is going to look more like an undulating plateau than like the hills and valleys of the past.
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It's important to loosen the spine, shoulders, and hips in order to provide a wider range of motion for the undulating movements that are central to pole dancing.
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Mr. Rudin is also helping his friend develop the so-called Diller Island, an undulating pier floating on piles in the Hudson River adjacent to the meatpacking district.
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The 4,843-square-foot residence sits atop an undulating, mixed-used building named High Park, designed by the Mexico City-based firm Rojkind Arquitectos and completed in 2015.
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The artist Robert Wilson created the space, using about 15 million LED lights to simulate the view from inside an ark, complete with virtual water undulating all around.
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Another piece, the undulating "L'Infini Chair " in Galerie BSL, looks digital, but a Canadian visual artist, Gildas Berthelot, actually carved the curvilinear lounge chair out of bleached maple.
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Pier 55, its official name, was to have stood on pilings in the river, an undulating platform lushly landscaped and dotted with stages for music, dance and theater.
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Dense forest had suddenly given way to a lake flanked by mountains — a Chia pet landscape of undulating greenery beneath a vivid blue sky streaked with cirrus clouds.
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She shared an undulating web of lines, every which way, that crossed over Europe and barely touched down in the United States, except for on the West Coast.
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The jeweler's butterfly-shaped creation has undulating wings of hand-carved amethysts — their sheen amped up by diamond pavé on the underside — scrolled with diamonds and pink sapphires.
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As in "Matilda," his undulating melodies and whip-smart lyrics tap into the brooding sides of the supporting characters, extending the reach of existential anxiety beyond Phil's solipsism.
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Footage has emerged from the stricken city of Palu showing people running to find solid ground as structures were swept away and destroyed by waves of undulating earth.
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CARAMANICA Dawn (Richard, from Danity Kane) promises a weekend-long sexual marathon in "Sauce," invoking Rihanna, La Perla and the Kentucky Derby over a slow, undulating trap beat.
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A cross-section of a preserved human brain looks like a slice of gnarled squash, with an undulating cream-colored interior outlined by an intensely puckered gray rind.
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It was the world premiere of Justin Peck's first-ever narrative ballet, "The Most Incredible Thing," a gorgeous and undulating adaptation of a short story by Hans Christian Andersen.
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Rather than breaking with the past, the current wave of IPOs is likely to reinforce existing trends: undulating but maintained pressure on the gas pedal, not an abrupt kickdown.
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The 53-foot-wide fabric-covered path is tethered to the lake bed but has no guardrail—it's just your feet, the water, and a gently undulating quilted sidewalk.
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They just need to be super-sized, filmed in glorious 4K, and then manipulated in post-production with a mirror effect that turns them into undulating alien-like blobs.
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The region is as gorgeous as a Chopin concerto, an undulating quilt of cereal fields and birch groves, but in the 1990s its towns were unromantically down-at-heel.
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In "Pearl Bailey" (2017), the vaudeville, stage, and television actress is portrayed as an undulating shape, the curves so nearly palpable one longs to trace them with gentle fingers.
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To shoot scenes that felt immersive, the directors drew inspiration from the opening sequence of Andrei Tarkovsky's Solaris, which lingers over reeds undulating in the currents of a stream.
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But Spieth, only 22, did not play as if he were lugging the burden of last year's breakthrough over the undulating terrain of what is, understandably, his favorite course.
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Undoubtedly Held's most-seen work, the undulating glass mosaic "Passing Though" at the Lexington Avenue-53rd Street subway station, is a joyously fractal expression of New York's unyielding thrum.
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After several hours, the garden eels rose from their sandy burrows to feed on plankton drifting by in the current, their snake-like bodies undulating in the undersea waves.
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The building is still under construction, visible today as a large white frame with an undulating roof that is evocative of both an airplane wing and a circus tent.
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It is an undulating sheet of wavy grass and thorn trees covering hundreds of square miles, home to lions, leopards, cheetahs, rhinos, zebras, elephants, gazelles, vultures, crocodiles and hippos.
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Each will be called Employees Only and reflect the character and design of the original, which is known for its Art Deco décor, undulating bar and white-jacketed bartenders.
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While the undulating manicured tea bushes, extending as far as the eye can see, evoke painful memories for the elderly, the younger generation are more sceptical about the case.
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On most days, long lines form outside La Pedrera, whose undulating and uneven stone facade makes it look as if cave dwellings had been carved into a massive rock.
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It was an intimate introduction to the performers: their faces obscured, we got to know them by examining the undulating outlines of their bodies, without a stage between us.
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It's just two and a half years — sorry, two and a half hours — of oceanic screen savers and hair that won't stop undulating so we know when we're underwater.
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While Johnson had needed only 53 putts to tour Shinnecock Hills' undulating greens in the first two rounds, on Saturday it took him 38 putts to complete his round.
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On Fiery Cross Reef, a complex of buildings with Chinese eaves was arrayed at the center of the reclaimed island, including an exhibition-style hall with an undulating roof.
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Bertasio, who closed with a 22012 in last year's Open to secure his European Tour playing privileges for this season, said the undulating greens would present the biggest challenge.
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In the sculpture "Reclining Woman Who Dreams" (1929), the sleeping body is symbolized by two parallel, undulating horizontal fronds joined at opposite ends by studs anchored to a platform.
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It is snuggled amid 260 undulating acres of coffee — everything is assiduously eco-friendly and sustainable — with 252 tropically themed rooms and two suites (doubles around $22020 with tax).
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In a town dominated by entertainment, Gehry's undulating, shiny steel exterior — literally a silver screen — seems an ideal canvas for an artist to engage with Los Angeles's cultural landscape.
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The hip-hop elements in Maxwell's music have receded, and his connections to 1960s and 1970s soul — the live instruments, the jazz harmonies, the undulating rhythms — have grown even stronger.
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Not a tutorial or a cinematic that gives any sort of context to the game, but a wide angle shot on the ocean as clouds rain down on undulating waves.
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In "Untitled" (2018), a red rectangle containing scraping-down heads with features solely consisting of undulating white lines could be a frame, a chamber, a window, or a compositional device.
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Check out the full video below:It's sort of like watching ribbons undulating in the wind, until you realize that the ribbons are actually made up of millions of hungry bats.
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Yeongdeok Journal YEONGDEOK, South Korea — Visitors to this idyllic stretch of coast marvel at the landscapes of emerald sea crashing against steep bluffs and undulating hills quilted with green pines.
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The Frenchman spent 14 days in the yellow jersey this year and the undulating nature of the 2020 race, with only four hill-top finishes, will suit his aggressive style.
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Slide your finger up and down the pad — or dig into a note and wiggle your finger a bit — to create a fluid, undulating sound not possible on traditional keys.
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It has massive straights, necessitating a top speed-friendly setup — but there are also narrow s-curves over much of the map, undulating up and down with the Australian terrain.
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When I turned around I was met by the sight of her in the undulating landscape of dustsheets, the whiteness broken by the blue and green shapes of her clothing.
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To avoid roadside bombs, a pesh merga column drove off the main highway, headed south on a rutted, undulating dirt road, and it then rumbled west across a dusty field.
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Part of the exercise took place at the Luzhsky Training Range, a large open space cut from an undulating wooded area, mostly pines, about 100 miles southwest of St. Petersburg.
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Between the Akari's inception in 22013 and Noguchi's death in 1988, he designed over 200 different models — round, cubic, prismatic, biomorphic and undulating — receiving 31 Japanese patents in the process.
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From the whimsical skylights that protrude like reptilian eyes from its new underground art museum to the undulating walls of a new library, Helsinki's latest attractions are resolutely cutting-edge.
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Instead, accompanied by five musicians, he gives us the stamping, percussive footwork and gracefully undulating arms and wrists of kathak, the classical Indian form bequeathed to him by Mr. Khan.
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The undulating synthesizer bass line that runs through most of the track keeps dipping toward silence; above it is a quieter, glassy-toned loop that's a constant but distant dissonance.
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The structure, topped by an undulating green roof, will hold a visitors' center and cafe, and it will connect a park adjacent to Edinburgh Castle with a central pedestrian thoroughfare.
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Get a little closer, and the dark textured sides hide a secret — an undulating surface that wouldn&apost look out of place in a scene from David Cronenberg&aposs Videodrome.
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The subtleties of a flicked wrist here, an impossibly undulating bicep there, a wiggling toe that is grave and silly in equal measure — these are lost in this baroque production.
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The choreography, by Rick and Jeff Kuperman, mostly involves picturesque hand and arm movements, along with cluster movement that reaches its peak when the ensemble becomes a single undulating caterpillar.
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Ms. Asawa's drawings from the period show lots of undulating lines, as if she's working out the shapes on paper that she will eventually draw in the air with wire.
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"The whole scene is doomed, DOOMED," he types—his sunken features basked in the flickering of his computer screen and the weak, undulating green light of the world's last glowstick.
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Back in 2009, he released his fourth album, "BLACKsummers'night," a 37-minute set of slowly undulating, structurally adventurous, jazz-infused songs that zoomed into the Top 10 and won Grammy Awards.
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Diamond-shaped India is bounded on the north by the majestic Himalayas, golden beaches on coasts fronting the Arabian Sea, the Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal along with undulating deserts.
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Related: Cosmic Visuals React to Live Audio in VR Performance 'SONO' Robert Henke's Latest Audio-Visual Performance Rips Viewers Into A Cosmic Abyss 480,000 Particles Compose This Undulating Audio Reactive Visualization
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Each song had its own texture: Some grew out of a drone, others out of gently undulating arpeggios; another was pushed along by crisp rhythmic ostinatos punched out on the harpsichord.
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The undulating cheers peaked in appreciation of the apparent 71-yard play, then turned into booing at the all-too-familiar sight of a yellow flag lying near the Patriots' offense.
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Even as the young lovers find happiness—with his undulating camera and natural lighting, Mr Jenkins borrows from Terrence Malick in portraying love as a sort of ethereal state—hardship unfolds.
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Using just a single motor it's able to scoot across the floor by undulating its flexible body up and down, which also allows it to swim, and even climb narrow spaces.
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Italian Roberto Ferrari (UAE Team Emirates) took second place ahead of Belgian Jasper Stuyven (Trek Segafredo) at the end of an undulating, 221-km stage between Olbia and Tortoli in Sardinia.
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After nearly three-and-a-half hours of fascinating racing on the undulating nine-lap course, Germany's Lisa Brennauer, gold medallist in Saturday's individual pursuit on the track, took the bronze.
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You are then transported into the forest as it dissolves into a gorgeous, gently undulating field of thousands of light points—it's like standing in the middle of a Pointillist painting.
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Cacciola, a year younger, favored skinny jeans and half-buttoned blouses, styled her black hair in an undulating curl across her forehead, and wore lipstick and eyeliner like the older girls.
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The next day, a combination of hiking and driving brought us to the village of Potolo, set in an undulating, Martian-red landscape at the base of a sharply hewed massif.
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The filmmaker George Lucas envisions that lot as the site of an undulating, futuristic showpiece of a museum devoted to narrative art, with three theaters and a 4,200-square-foot library.
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They've suffered low-key identity crises, chopping and changing their rules every few months, and introducing new measures to try and stop streaming's frequently undulating patterns from setting themselves into concrete.
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These planets reveal themselves using procedural generation, their undulating landscapes and rolling clouds leading to a departure point—a laser pointed out at the stars, other stars, who-knows-where stars.
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PELIATAN, BALI, Indonesia — She was a tiny 22008-year-old girl with wide, darting eyes and a big headdress, undulating across the stage in the graceful, highly stylized dance of Bali.
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That's often dangerous: The need usually arises on narrow two-lane roads full of curves and undulating hills, and passing at the wrong time presents the danger of head-on collisions.
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"The Call" starts with Bach, played on mandolin by Chris Thile, moves to swinging Mary Lou Williams jazz and ends with an undulating Malian groove, courtesy of Asase Yaa Entertainment Group.
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Blocks of the material were infused with two colors of ink, which took four days to distill into molten colored clouds; then, the heels were carved by hand into undulating curves.
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The area in which Mr. Sahraoui's group operates contains some of the most forbidding terrain on the planet, a landscape of undulating dunes where cellphone towers are few and far between.
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The German photographer Ulf Saupe has created a rich cyanotype that resembles one of Atkins's undulating algae, but is in fact an impression of a plastic bag afloat in the ocean.
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One is "The Kiss," a lovely wall-mounted sculpture of undulating red velvet and a black wooden triangle, made in 1984 by the excellent and still underappreciated Flemish artist Lili Dujourie.
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But what Tottori does have, in abundance, is sand: Undulating golden dunes stretch for about 33 miles along the coast here, so majestic they have been turned into a national park.
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The human figure is treated sculpturally through defined contours of his musculature; at the same time, the softness of the rendering and the undulating shapes surrounding the body accentuate its fragility.
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All that are left are moments, so vivid:Jeanne beneath the low chandelier with its crystals like a crown of stars, as she let the slip fall from her waist, undulating, a metronome.
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Last year, Owen Bell's Mendel arrived on PC, casting players as a robotic astrobiologist on an alien planet whose only mission was to aid the blooming of its bizarre, gently undulating plants.
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Mr. Borrero was standing on his doorstep late on Monday morning, gazing out at the snowy stillness of his block, now a long stretch of undulating whiteness more than two feet deep.
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The network should evolve with this in mind, injecting SDN protocols into IoT and mobile devices to take advantage of the undulating sea of potential mesh nodes already out in the world.
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He'd be undulating the petals, and I'd kind of rear back like I was taking a bite, and he'd open [the petals] and close them again as I brought my head down.
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Click here to view original GIFLG is known for having some of the best OLED TVs available, so why not make an undulating 90-foot-long canyon of them to walk through?
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" Amitrano added that the thing he saw—which, according to him, had muscular legs, a jutting tailbone, and a human-like shape—flew in a "strange swooping motion, undulating up and down.
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That undulating painting and the splendidly vivacious "Fête Gloanec" ("Gloanec Feast"), also from 1888 and a feast for the eye make him, for me, a kind of magic realist avant la lettre.
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To an upbeat tune, she proceeds to seduce the crowd with flamboyant choreography—fanning her long, graceful fingers through the air, undulating her stomach, and eventually shimmying into the small club's audience.
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Via a series of silk cocoons inside of a larger undulating silk envelope, tension and movement of the audience are translated into various components of the 3D soundscape and immersive lighting environment.
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According to the program, the title is borrowed from the German artist Anselm Kiefer's sculpture of the same name: a pile of undulating concrete that resembles the rubble of a demolished building.
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Credit...Charlotte de la Fuente for The New York Times SKAERSOGAARD, Denmark — On a mild autumn morning, Sven Moesgaard climbed a sunbathed hill and inspected an undulating expanse of neatly planted vines.
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" She explained how the artists had pressed wooden paddles against the molten glass to create an undulating effect—"ideal for suggesting, say, the hem of a saint's robe in a church window.
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Along one wall hangs an installation of hand-hewn spoons, and in a corner rests a catalpa wood sculpture whose smooth round surface and gently undulating veins evoke a distant planetary surface.
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Once everything was re-arranged, I found the passport photo-taking man, turned on the undulating duh duh duh duh duh duh setting, and positioned myself in front of the white backdrop.
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While most of the image is an undulating grey, bright sunlight bursts through seams and gaps in the patchwork siding and sneaks in through holes that have been worn in the metal.
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Image of Studio OST Sweatshirt courtesy of Lustwerk Music White Material Records affiliates Galcher Lustwerk and Alvin Aronson have shared "ITCZ," a teasingly undulating techno track from their collaborative project Studio OST.
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The 600-acre expanse, featuring undulating hills and native perennials like Lilium auratum and Aralia elata, was commissioned by the publisher Mitsushige Hayashi to offset the carbon footprint of his newspaper business.
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As the voice of a young boy sings a treble solo, Calvin Richardson begins a slow, swirling solo, often dropping to the floor, then propelling himself back up with curving, undulating momentum.
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The mosaic tile in his studio also appears in the undulating roof of Mr. Doshi's underground art gallery in Ahmedabad, Amdavad ni Gufa (1994), which features the artwork of Maqbool Fida Husain.
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The dances, billed as "Grace and Mercy" (July 5-7 at the Fisher Center, in Annandale-on-Hudson, N.Y.), are pure Brown: otherworldly, charged, urgent in their undulating sweep and unaffectedly fervent.
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It was there, in a curved chamber within the massive Richard Serra "Band" (a 13-foot-tall undulating ribbon of steel) that I — at age 63 — suddenly had the impulse to twirl.
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For another powder room in the same house, the designers chose an even more intense wallpaper called Gilded Age, from Phillip Jeffries, with an undulating metallic stripe that makes the walls glitter.
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Undulating gently in the Pacific Ocean with a couple dozen other locals and tourists, we were treated to little more than a pleasure cruise during the first two-thirds of the trip.
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I added back some fresh scallions to give two layers of their flavor, but you can certainly skip that part if you prefer it to just be a mellow, undulating bass line.
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You have, instead, sounds unfolding, undulating, curving; the sensuality of the alive being, of the hand caressing the keys; the magic of the resonating piano — all combined with a certain deserved pride.
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Designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, the Macallan Distillery and Visitor Experience was "masterfully embedded in the landscape through an undulating timber roof with grass cover," as noted by the WAF judges.
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More From Tonic: While I'm typically an outgoing and happy person, I think many friends have dismissed my uneasy feelings and undulating mood because they thought that I would bounce back quickly.
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Other than pencil lines, colored chalk, chisel marks, scratches, and sandings, it was composed of a convex, breast-like form sloping into a concavity, crating an undulating surface across a warped wooden plane.
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Inspired by the 1851 painting Ophelia by John Everett Millais, a graceful, undulating short by animator Sharon Liu portrays Shakespeare's famous character in modern-day abyss of teal and soft touches of lavendar.
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Shelley Rudman, 2006 Olympic skeleton silver medalist, also graduated from the undulating 140-metre run, on the campus edge alongside muddy playing fields and across the road from a cats and dogs home.
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Fort Romeau, "Secrets & Lies": This week in "things I didn't expect to learn": an extended sample of Dirty Dancing dialogue can make a perfectly good anchor for an undulating, acid-flecked house jam!
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An undulating lobby ceiling that Isamu Noguchi sculpted in the 1940s has emerged at a U-Haul branch in St. Louis, two decades after it was hidden by partitions and dropped ceiling panels.
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Sagan clocked nearly five hours over the undulating leg through Brittany, which contained five categorized climbs over a 1813-kilometer (127-mile) route from Lorient to Quimper, and resembled a single-day classic.
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Their plan was to raze the Park Lane and erect an undulating glass tower designed by the Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron that would rise 855 feet, using development rights from adjoining properties.
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But then into this trunk of devout feeling graft a carnival replete with children marching and singing, dancers dressed in elaborate costumes whirling and undulating, with curtains of strips of vividly varicolored mylar.
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But at Antelope Canyon, a sandstone formation on Navajo land with famously undulating walls, Vivid Warm is more than that: It's what helps make the often inconvenient and expensive trip here worth it.
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The continuity we expect from a photograph's content, surface, and structure is dashed, and the resulting shards, culled from magazines and cut into undulating jigsaw shapes, now skate along the edge of chaos.
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And then, through the drifting marine snow, the entire creature emerged from the center of the dark screen: a long, undulating animal that suddenly opened into a mass of twisting arms and tentacles.
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The white concrete building, with diamond-faceted windows and an undulating facade, was designed by the Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron, which also designed the Museum of the 2000th Century in Berlin.
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Near the official start of Everything at Once is the entrance to Ryoji Ikeda's "Test Pattern" (2017), an experiential new commission that twists audiovisual materials into undulating experiences of both meditation and unrest.
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"I saw the ceiling and the floor undulating, and I could barely stand," Katsufumi Abe, 64, who was at JR Osaka Station on his way to Kyoto when the quake struck, told Kyodo.
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It was expressed subtly in the opening of the Brahms, when Ms. Uchida reached the end of her phrase but continued to rock gently in time to the undulating arpeggiation in the strings.
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I slipped on an Oculus Rift headset and was immediately transported to the sights and sounds of a submarine pod surrounded by schools of jellyfish, gently gliding blue whales and undulating aquatic creatures.
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Watching Mr. Abduraimov play, I was struck by his undulating torso movements, which look a bit like the chaturanga push-ups in yoga, and seem to make visual his unshaking sense of pulse.
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While surveys had shown something of interest beneath this stretch of gently undulating English countryside, they had suggested that it was a medium-size Roman villa that was unlikely to yield anything exceptional.
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But the gadgets geared toward women, particularly as the internet-of-things trend emerged, were overwhelmingly products like undulating baby bassinets, smart breast pumps, pulsing skin-care wands, and self-emptying vacuum cleaners.
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As the title suggests, Hough has used the undulating psychedelia of Google's AI mind to turn the barren yet sculptural geology of those states into dreamy moving paintings, set to music by Colin Stetson.
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The camera pans over her long legs — and her feet, but that's a whole other story — and she spends most of the film undulating in dance, throwing her head back in laughter, or both.
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Every undulating curve, every design flourish feels like something I've already seen — the C Two's headlights remind of the Ferrari Superfast and Koenigsegg Regera, while the tail lights seem inspired by the BMW i8.
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They weren't speaking — they were quacking at each other like frogs, the words undulating and indistinct, entire sentences merging into one long, mouthy sound, differentiated only by the pitch and rhythm of the quacks.
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He is one of the big guns who will be hoping to fare well in the 37.5-km undulating time-trial in the 13th stage where he can gain time on Contador and Quintana.
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Nervousness wasn't a feeling she was particularly acquainted with, but she thought that the fact her stomach was undulating and her mouth hangover-parched was a sign that she might just be experiencing it.
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Above ground, it is right next to Les Halles, the former fresh-produce market long converted into a subterranean shopping mall, which was recently renovated beneath a new undulating gold canopy, facing the Bourse.
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"As you turn the corner and pass the lighthouse, you see the Hudson River Valley and the pristine, undulating landscape in the distance," said Mr. Tinson, whose firm is also the project's master planner.
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The focus of the jewelry, which includes the Glamazon unadorned 18-karat gold cuff ($25,000) and the Glamazon Stardust collar decorated with a single strip of tiny diamonds ($14,500), is its gently undulating curves.
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When it was time for the wind players to take the spotlight, the strings accompanied them with gentle undulating figures rendered with tangible care and attention to the expressive fluctuations of their colleagues' playing.
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She sang about regretful leave-takings and the possibilities of tender reunions over undulating piano chords or unobtrusive guitar; there were echoes of Feist and Joni Mitchell, but she had her own melodic grace.
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Sprawling more than 100 feet by 51985 feet across the Oval Lawn, a topographical mosaic of wooden blocks — based on photographs of New York taken from an airplane — rests atop an undulating aluminum structure.
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"I tried to treat the land like a living sculpture," says the landscape designer Lily Kwong, who created a subtly undulating topography and planted it with rosa rugosa, climbing jasmine and a cherry orchard.
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ALBANY — In the moments after Connecticut advanced to the Final Four on Sunday for the 12th year in a row, blue, yellow and orange confetti rode the waves of Coach Geno Auriemma's undulating hair.
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At ARO, this has engendered a coherence between the exterior and interior architecture, with details like the lobby's curved cove ceiling and swooping reception desk taking their cues from the tower's undulating outer form.
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Thus, their actions — which included bursts of grounded dancing, with a motif of circling hands or whole undulating bodies, suggestive of fishing and its reeling in — seemed to occur somewhere between past and present.
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"Sand hammams have existed for centuries," said Jana Chaair, the marketing manager at Desert Luxury Camp in Merzouga, a small Moroccan village known for its proximity to the undulating sand dunes of Erg Chebbi.
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Arrokoth, located 4.1 billion miles (6.6 billion km) from Earth in a region beyond the planet Neptune called the Kuiper Belt, boasts a uniformly reddish surface that is smooth and undulating with few craters.
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The synthy R&B B-side "2 Fast" features a classic K-pop tempo change halfway through, slowing down during the bridge before picking up the beat and adding undulating trills of vocal distortion.
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In the undulating heat of the desert, these slender tilted obelisks loomed like the inscrutable monuments of an ancient thanatopia, a henge of metal phalluses thrusting skyward in ecstatic communion with the cosmic powers.
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After a weather spotter in the town of Wrightwood confirmed they were ladybugs, the NWS San Diego office on Tuesday posted to Twitter a video clip of the radar image, showing an undulating mass.
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In this regard, GR Iranna's "Naavu (We Together)" (2012) fills up a wall with undulating sets of padukas (slippers made from wood) in order to signify Gandhi's long walks across the villages of India.
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In front of me, a young queer lad danced, working his mouth around the words whispered breathlessly into so many of our ears, lifted by the ear splitting screams of an undulating mass of adoration.
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A similar, undulating use of line and color informs an undated watercolor at the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, in which purple and gray waves merge with female forms, while ships sail in the distance.
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The music flows from sleepy ambient drone into spacey free jazz, lonesome ambient, undulating post-rock, squealing noise, and a murderous cacophony that sees vocalist Josie Sedgwick shudder and howl over skronking, bass-heavy hardcore.
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The other presents visitors with a brain scanner that displays an artistic visual rendering of your brain's activity; the thicker the undulating blob on the screen, the more your brain is responding to the music.
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Because the state's undulating topography had historically encouraged many farmers to build bank barns — partially buried in a hill and accessible from two levels — Birdseye eventually decided to use a similar approach for the house.
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Each had signature moves, too, a color-coded style: the blues did something closest to ballet; the greens scooted and slapped their pelvises, propelled by undulating torsos; the reds, jazzier, draped themselves over gold railings.
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"The Floating Piers," Christo's latest perception-shifting installation, is undulating on the surface of an Italian lake for the next few weeks, inviting as many as 40,000 visitors a day to, effectively, walk on water.
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JG: I think my favorite thing about Rocket League, and perhaps it taps into what you guys are saying about the undulating skillset you seem to have game-to-game, is that it's very accessible.
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In his undulating baritone, he gave a speech advertising the Olympics, expressing kinship with the 7.4 million ethnic Koreans living abroad and vowing a diplomatic approach to the latest phase of conflict with North Korea.
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With help from the smooth tones of your guide, let the slow, undulating movements of these Pacific sea nettles slow the pace of your breathing and refocus your attention away from the pace of reality.
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Mr. Diller, the chairman of IAC/InterActive Corporation, and his wife, the fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg, had agreed to underwrite the undulating island park and cultural hub at the foot of West 13th Street.
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I walked past the library and the undulating Studio Bell building, home to a comprehensive museum of Canadian music, and into the East Village, a neighborhood in the early days of a major growth spurt.
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As we hiked the steep hills, jumped across gaps that plummeted into black valleys, reached the top to gape at the undulating land below us, I had no deep feeling of belonging to this place.
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Downstairs, the 152-seat main dining room (about twice the size of the old restaurant and about the size of the dining room at Nobu57 in Midtown) has an undulating ceiling of pale wooden slats.
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The building's main draw is an outdoor dining area facing south, with a 300-degree view overlooking the undulating landscape to the nearby waters of the Gippsland Lakes and to the mountains in the west.
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Depending on what he uses, the marks vary — from wide, grooved brushstrokes undulating across the surface, like a banner or Chinese dragon, to staggered slabs of paint reminiscent of geodes and rocky inclines and outcroppings.
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So the first surprise along gently undulating Branch Avenue is how pleasant and peaceful it is—all wood-clad and brick colonial homes with their porches, set back amid trees and lawns: the suburban American dream.
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In a plot once bordered by the wall a block from the Reichstag, to which the Bundestag moved from Bonn in 1999, sits the Holocaust memorial, an undulating 5-acre sea of tombstone-like concrete slabs.
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When they go home, Sarah and her mom walk by the hyperactive German shepherd who used to scare them every day, but this time, he becomes that weird blob of shapes, undulating pleasantly as they pass.
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The game uses your phone's camera, so you will get the very disconcerting impression that there is a ghost Pokémon flapping or undulating directly over your desk, your bath water, your local place of worship, etc.
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CSATKA, Hungary (Reuters) - Thousands of Roma from Hungary and beyond flock every year to a shrine to the Virgin Mary in a chapel among undulating hills, to pray for good health, happiness and luck in love.
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Much of the undulating, aesthetically rusted building, located deep in the desert of New Mexico, is dedicated to housing the carrier craft and rocket planes that the company has been testing for the last few years.
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"It's called 'Unafraid and Unashamed,' " Mr. Raven, 45, said, displaying a giant print of his masterwork: Mr. Trump with steely blue eyes, a soaring eagle, a map of the United States and an undulating American flag.
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Even if there were snickers for the official description — "like an immense leaf undulating at the level of the tree tops, a fluid, light and translucid envelope" — approval outweighed disapproval, at least among its inexpert visitors.
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Her bold, undulating lines, however, bring Andersen's narrative to life, covering pages with waving and wriggling patterns; fanciful plants suggestive of wondrous aquatic wildlife; motifs resembling tentacles and waves; and an abundance of enigmatic, watchful eyes.
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The installation is currently on at the Dark Mofo festival in Hobart, Austria where viewers can enter a warehouse and stand under this undulating canvas, experiencing the fluctuating compositions that gradually change from order to disorder.
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As a summer associate at Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, in the Financial District, he watched from his office window as the undulating New York by Gehry building (then known as Beekman Tower) rose on Spruce Street.
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The series of blue glycerophtalic paintings on Bristol paper "Pénélope" (Ravenne sequence) (1953) is especially ravishing, evoking an atmosphere of undulating Mediterranean water and Matisse's cut-outs, specifically his "The Swimming Pool" from the previous year.
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Twenty minutes later he appeared at my door in painting overalls and rain boots, carrying traps, gloves, a bucket and some jangly homemade contraption that kept undulating out of his backpack even as he stood still.
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Especially for the male corps, Robbins provides a range of special arm movements — now extended while the dancers spin across the stage, now undulating while they stand — and he makes an explosive series of male solos.
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Performed live by Mr. Namjoo and Yahya Alkhansa, its undulating, insistent melodies pulse as an admonitory aural backdrop to Hamlet's road to resolution, a magnetic reminder of where he came from and what he has lost.
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Beyond a string of tiny villages nestled in undulating fig and olive groves lies the last stretch of Syrian territory on Turkey's southern frontier that Islamic State militants still hold, following advances by rival Kurdish rebels.
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Opening June 3, "City in the Grass" will be a sprawling undulating carpet stretching more than 100 by 30 feet, with a panoramic cityscape built on top of the colors and patterns of a Persian rug.
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She dances and shape-shifts for Valerian, hitting on all the classics: a French Maid pretzel-legging a pole, a sexy nurse who bends like a Nerds Rope, and a cat-like woman undulating to trap music.
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I'd been haranguing people all day to go and see them, and judging from how slammed it was in there to soak in the unassuming foursome's mind-melting barrage of undulating, deconstructed drones and screaming psychedelic freakouts.
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There is a hint of what's to come in a 1927 photograph of Rio's Praça Marechal Floriano, whose undulating mosaics of white and black would soon be replicated in Roberto Burle Marx's wavy boardwalk on Copacabana Beach.
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By the time the viewer reaches the room of plant lithographs, the culmination of the exhibition, the plants and fruits captured through the delicate curves and undulating weight of a single line are an almost breathtaking experience.
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Red-and-white trail markers lead to an undulating dirt path that climbs through vineyards, past the occasional goat and along a winding road to the quiet hamlet of Novello, about two-and-a-half miles away.
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But he and his collaborators fill the digital spaces with vocals: syncopated flurries in "FYM," undulating pleas in "Rivals" and long-breathed whispers and imploring falsetto declarations in "Tell Me," the album's most leisurely and passionate song.
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He did finally find his touch on the large and undulating greens with a 673-footer nailed for a birdie three at 12 but another short par putt on 15 lipped out to add to the frustrations.
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"This golf course is going to require a huge amount of patience," Rose said of the hilly, par-70 layout at Oakmont which has very few flat lies and is renowned for its lightning-fast, undulating greens.
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Signs are that the pieces will fly: A client immediately grabbed Cindy Chao's 10-carat red diamond butterfly, its undulating wings splattered with yellow diamonds, on its debut in January during the Spring couture collections in Paris.
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Just like the zippers she opened to create undulating ruffles along the front of casual sweats, and trumpet-like curves at the hem of stretch jersey dresses that could be zipped down for a less flirty line.
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Airport biologists who are fans of sonic weapons have also invested heavily in portable speaker systems like the HyperSpike, which emits undulating wails that can exceed 150 decibels—far louder than even the loudest bands on earth.
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He is famous, sure, for the flayed, undulating figure of existential panic in "The Scream" (1893) and for a few other images, touching on love and death, from the first, rock-star-like decade of his career.
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Anchored by the north and south magnetic poles (which tend to shift and even reverse every million years or so), the field waxes and wanes in strength, undulating based on what&aposs going on in the core.
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Balloons or shiny fabric stretched nearly the width of a gallery, undulating aloft in the breeze created by fans; water freezing around a refrigerated ring or obelisk, or sloshing within a Lucite container fill the second floor.
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Two days after the Fuego volcano exploded in an undulating tower of ash, sending burning lava, rocks and gas cascading down its slopes, those who escaped waited on Tuesday for news of those they could not save.
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The premiere ("Globo") made that plain with an entire episode focused on the city in mass mourning, following the undulating reactions of people crumbling in on themselves and/or trying to find some comfort in each other.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads By 2030, every rural town in Africa could be equipped with an undulating red brick droneport, designed by starchitect Norman Foster, to serve as a hub for deliveries of crucial medical supplies.
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I keep them in a basket I got from a Ghanaian weaving group called Baba Tree — it has a sort of undulating shape and was left purposely undone at the edges so that it looks to be unraveling.
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There is spattering (airborne chunks of lava) from fissures 15, 17, 43, 20, 21 and 22, as well as pahoehoe lava — smooth undulating or ropy masses of lava — flowing from fissures 17, 18 and 20, the HVO said.
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Just above the black field Singh has made a meandering row of short vertical brushstrokes, which one is apt to read as trees, especially since the artist tops them with undulating flurries of small, irregular marks evoking foliage.
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In "Tablet 733" (1964-65), She attached thin undulating pieces of wood, most likely made by planing a board, to the front of four vertical panels that have been abutted together and coated with layers of white paint.
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The building's name comes not from a solid barrier, but from a massive wall of glass that provides clear views of the undulating landscape of dunes, pine trees, and Oitavos Dunes Golf Course, considered the best in Portugal.
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The children in these images face the camera with a deep-down, dare-me beauty complemented by glistening Afros, voluptuous rolls and undulating braids with cowrie shell accessories that enhance the texture of a proud and voluminous birthright.
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In this attempt to create an alternate reality, the dancers move in unison, like a collective, but also break apart for solos and duets that show their lissome forms in bursts of full-bodied, undulating and jittery physicality.
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As I climbed, inhaling air scented with resin and thyme, I was rewarded with stunning views of vineyards ribboning the island, olive groves undulating from green to silver in the wind, and the glimmering blues of the sea.
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Pixar's 2003 feature film about a lost clownfish and his paranoid dad wasn't just a technological feat of animation, set within a vivid world full of brightly hued coral reefs and expressive creatures swimming through undulating blue waters.
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When we first meet him, he's ready to "frost" Cable's "mechanical butt": Liefeld's Deadpool looks like a red fire ant on growth hormones; I'm not sure what's going on with the undulating sack of "muscles" in his legs.
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"Come On Come On" — two stately, undulating chords fortified by a string section and addressed to a "beautiful, beautiful girl" — declares, "I just wanna make you" in a "great great love" but comes across as worshipful, not pushy.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and the local community board want to replace a crumbling pier at the foot of West 13th Street with an undulating platform featuring pathways, lush lawns and three venues for dance, theater and musical performances.
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His undulating swells and bluesy, staccato fills can be heard on recordings like "Respect," Aretha Franklin's first No. 20133 pop hit, and Wilson Pickett's "Funky Broadway" and "Land of 22013,21977 Dances," both of which reached the Top 21968.
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The signature wallpaper for Apple's macOS Mojave features sand dunes, segmented by a pretty undulating curve, and it changes with the time of your computer so you see light dunes in the day and a dark scene at night.
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Modeling experiments by Tan and two other scientists focused on inbetweeners — mixed-phase clouds, such as undulating stratiform and fluffy stratocumulus clouds, which are abundant over the vast Southern Ocean and around the Northern Hemisphere north of New York.
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No other hand has done as much as his to shape the dimensions of the country, reflecting back its primitive beauty — the roiling depths of the sea, the undulating curves of the shoreline, the dense jungle — in its buildings.
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Several years ago, the Chicago-based artist decided not to fight the city's notorious winter freeze but instead to embrace it, pioneering a version of ice casting on his studio's snowy roof that produced undulating metal vessels and furniture.
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On the scenic, undulating, golf course at Bridge of Allan, a well-heeled town north of Stirling, Fiona Darroch, who is retired, said she will definitely not support the Scottish National Party even though she is no Brexit enthusiast.
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A design from students at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee for a proposed Wildstyle Museum of Hip Hop in the Bronx takes a similar approach, with a building shaped like an undulating triangle, rendered in white, black, and red.
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Comprised of ombre fades and rainbow shades, which included vivid yellows, pinks, and blues; the selection featured luxurious semi-quilted shirts, knitted tunics with exaggerated, doughnut-shaped cuffs and necklines; a ruched bomber-jacket dress; and pieces with undulating hemlines.
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A thousand miles from Prague, in the undulating, sheep-dotted farmlands outside of Edinburgh, Heriot-Watt's faculty adviser, Oliver Lemon, was becoming obsessed with the average user ratings that Amazon had begun posting for each of the teams on a leaderboard.
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As I arrive for Discwoman's Industry Women II event, quite a few audience members are napping on them, only to be roused a few minutes later by a set of spacey, undulating synths and powerful bass by Brooklyn's Via App.
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The 22-year-old Texan never truly hit his best form in Singapore this week and was guilty of missing a number of short putts on the large undulating greens that left him five back of Song after three rounds.
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You see it, for instance, in the intricate structure of a chilled lemon soufflé, pouched within an undulating ribbon of white chocolate set on edge, and decorated with a glassine sugar wafer whose rosy hue echoes the accompanying currant jam.
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The Dutch architects Mecanoo shelter large venues for opera, classical music, theater and dance under (and on top of) a continuous, undulating roof that at one point touches the ground, but then rises 125 feet and is open on all sides.
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The singular object of the king's desire that week of sailing out of the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda had been a hefty chunk of bright blue lapis lazuli with three sculpted stone and metal sails rising from its undulating surface.
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Mr. Paulin's La Déclive, designed in 1966, is a recliner made with about two dozen wooden boards covered in foam and upholstered in Oscar-night red; the planks are fastened to two undulating parallel spines, creating an organic chaise longue.
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Half the time, what she makes doesn't even resemble clothing, at least as we used to know it, but rather some form of undulating carapace: the 5G network made material, cast in the style of Arthurian legend, and encasing the body.
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From 217 to 250, the lagoon lost 23,000 acres of seagrass — the equivalent of about 40,000 football fields of undulating underwater plants that so many species relied on for their daily meals, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
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He led the way through birch trees and meadow grasses, past an undulating glass canopy that covers a concert hall, with views toward the Kremlin, down to a spectacular, boomerang-shape bridge that hovers, seemingly unsupported, over the Moscow River.
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Singing in a warm, undulating baritone, he made marital fidelity not just appealing but sexy — as exciting, in its way, as the themes of cheating and running around that defined the classic honky-tonk music of the 1950s and '21969s.
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And it all somehow ended up with alien mother egg sacks: cotton stretched thin to form an undulating weblike chrysalis around the body, with various protrusions and lumps poking through (including the head) as if just on the verge of hatching.
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Twenty or so cotton and merino-knit pieces featuring large, geometric shapes and undulating lines in an array of vibrant hues — a nod to the '70s-era designer Stephen Burrows — hang on two racks at opposite ends of the room.
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Despite frigid water temperatures in the high 50s, the swims were easy for Roll, a member of two national title teams as a Stanford swimmer in the mid 1980s, and they were mesmerizing, the water often teeming with undulating jellyfish.
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And Gustavo Vélez, a Colombian artist in Pietrasanta since 703, directed the installation of the black granite base for "Rítmica," the undulating, monolithic cube he carved from a 270-ton marble block over five months, with help from Cervietti's artisans.
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Dygert, a five-time track world champion, was simply in a class of her own as she completed the undulating 30.3km route from Ripon to Harrogate in 42 minutes 11.57 seconds, averaging 20063kph and maxing out at 80kph despite treacherous conditions.
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It is nearly impossible to strip down in a packed crowd with just a few inches between you and the next person, no place to put your stuff and an undulating wall of a million human beings at your back.
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"They're more in keeping with the commercial work he did where he's fusing different stylistic ideas of that time, with Surrealism and late Cubism and even a little Rococo with these plaster undulating areas that surround the panels," Kuhn said.
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We want to catch a glimpse of Wilfried Zaha, Connor Wickham and Yannick Bolasie physically cringing as their manager cha-cha-chas around his technical area, undulating to the rhythm of the universe as they concede a late equaliser to West Brom.
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I was thinking of my balcony and how my street looked from it at five in the morning when I couldn't sleep, the air blue, the city appearing to have sunk peacefully underwater overnight, the trees undulating softly, the birds muted and confused.
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Tracing a line between UK garage shuffle and and gleeful techno malevolence, the main source of tension is a queasily undulating synth pattern that churns, builds, and enlivens the track by passing through a number of subtle shifts in phrasing and register.
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Other powerful performances included Puerto Rican reggaetón pioneer Yandel, who ramped up tropical-infused EDM in the undulating "Nunca Me Olvides," coolly slaying it next to a battered royal blue convertible, which went well with the theme of the "reckless love" song.
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Kevin would snort a fat line at 25 PM, and by the time he got back to his desk at a digital marketing agency, he'd spent the last hour "floating weightless atop an undulating green sea" at the park down the road.
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I know it in rain, when it becomes an undulating black river, shiny as a swimming dog, and the boats, the nets, the huts and row houses and the Martello tower seem to hunker down from it, seeking shelter in a shelterless terrain.
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This is not because it is perched on a spectacular, undulating building that itself looks quite like a mythical beast (Moby-Dick, in this case) nor because its tastefully planted flora, all native to flower-power California, offer a particularly enticing equine habitat.
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On undulating greens, some of the hole locations were extremely difficult, with nobody on the leaderboard shooting better than the 68 by Canadian Graham DeLaet, who went six-under in a remarkable four-hole stretch to vault within five strokes of the lead.
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The performances range from perplexing to perverse—the SSD may make a frantic offering of blue objects, piling them around the viewer in mimicry of bowerbird courtship, or deliver a melancholy, undulating interpretation of slug sex, trailing her hapless partner with ultraviolent goo.
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Built around a gloriously gooey six note bassline, there's little more to it than a flatteringly propulsive percussion track and a few icy-blue pads that introduce an undulating sense of warmth to a track that's otherwise as tough as a steelworker's boots.
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I was occupied and busy but not to the same degree," he said, according to Metro U.K. "The marriage didn't last for a very long time and I think that is due to the undulating nature of fame, living in those conditions.
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During the course of the next 10 days or more, the weather pattern across the Northern Hemisphere will feature an undulating, wavy jet stream that will be stuck in place, with storms backed up like cars on an interstate highway at rush hour.
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After all, he is responsible for some of our era's most riveting expanses of architectural glass, from the cable-net wall in the atrium of the Time Warner Center to the undulating facade of Nordstrom's colossal new store on West 57th Street.
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"Beacon" starts out as a small string ensemble and then an acoustic, fingerpicked, undulating waltz — "I fall into your mind's eye," RY X sings — but by the end it is awash in electric-guitar feedback and his incantatory voice, singing wordless ahs.
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The leveling determination is more convincing when the curators select as a representative for the unmentioned Op Art movement not Bridget Riley but the overlooked innovator Julian Stanczak and his "The Duel" (1963), his jazzy star turn in undulating black and white lines.
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Barry Diller and the Hudson River Park Trust won another legal battle in their quest to build a cultural park on a new undulating pier on the Hudson River when the state's Appellate Division on Thursday rejected arguments against the $200 million project.
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His latest album, Father Figure—which we dubbed "An Album For Anyone Who Likes Breathing and/or Good Music"—combines undulating electronic beats with trap-influenced flows that get their melodic qualities from Raj's church-worthy singing voice instead of gratuitous autotune.
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Photo by Alex Welsh With 2014's Pull My Hair Back, an undulating masterpiece of cool sensuality—the perfect soundtrack to a night in a smoke-filled room surrounded by Egyptian Cotton and someone else's skin—Jessy Lanza took the blogosphere by storm.
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If you've ever entered a restaurant and seen a lifelike photo hanging on the wall — perhaps a shot of a waterfall or scenic lake with the water undulating within a photo frame — then you have an idea of what a "Plotagraph" looks like.
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The round stone vessels in the 37-year-old designer's Müll series, for example, function as individual containers but also combine into an abstract tabletop sculpture that evokes (depending on your reference point) either an undulating Ettore Sottsass vase or an ancient cairn.
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The lyrics of the hip-hop track to which everyone is undulating, Vince Staples's darkly contemptuous "Street Punks," seem to echo in his ears, as if the rapper were accusing him directly of being the kind of low-level hoodlum the song mocks.
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Sometimes, as a mental exercise, I try to pretend I'm still there, sitting in a bed-and-breakfast overlooking the undulating hills of Scotland, and ask myself how I would feel if I saw on the news what's happening in Hong Kong today.
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On either side of a central bank of elevators, the Japanese-American sculptor, who pioneered the idea of sculpture opening into, and shaping, the environment, designed an upside-down ocean of backlit, undulating aluminum blades floating in a light of its own making.
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My favorite work in the show is the Fragonardesque "Untitled (Vignette)" (2012), in which a loving couple lounges in parkland made piquant by a pink ground, a dangling car-tire swing, and an undulating musical staff in silver glitter, with hearts for notes.
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"Instead, what we've observed is the largest coherent gas structure we know of in the galaxy, organized not in a ring but in a massive, undulating filament," said João Alves, professor of stellar astrophysics at the University of Vienna and former Radcliffe Fellow.
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When Britain leaves the European Union, which is expected to happen some time before the summer of 2019, the undulating border counties will become a European Union frontier, raising the prospect of dislocation, violence and political disintegration in Ireland — and in Britain.
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The results include an undulating rooftop garden that has already been christened Teletubby Hill by employees, while the ground floor is taken over by a dazzling bespoke black and white striped carpet that is dotted with furniture groupings for small informal meetings.
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"There is no set role for artists." dance Mira Nadon — with a feline, self-assured beauty and an undulating flow — "is a ballerina, capital B," Kourlas wrote after seeing Nadon, 18, above center, in her dazzling debut in George Balanchine's "Rubies" this fall.
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The top portion, with its pink field and green tints, is painted with a flat, poster-like rigidity, while the undulating curves in the middle increase in size as they reach the band's bottom edge, creating a pictorially dissonant, perspectival illusion of receding space.
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His vocal skills are in no way diminished; in fact, his undulating lines just get more elastic with age, wise and time-worn around the edges, the perfect tone for an inter-dimensional death-jazz freakout record you didn't know you wanted this much.
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FedExCup champion Thomas coped much better with the blustery conditions and undulating greens than he did on Friday when he posted a two-over 270 and will go into the final round of the PGA Tour's maiden regular season event in Korea full of confidence.
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Conditions could not be more contrasting nine months on and a summer of permanent sunshine has left the straw-colored fairways rock hard, making it tough for the players to control the ball on the undulating links layout on the east coast of Scotland.
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The resulting record, "Such Sweet Thunder" (1957)—the title is taken from " A Midsummer Night's Dream "—is a sensual, undulating, and thoughtful album, one that testifies to the value of great artists' being driven by the work of other great artists to create something new.
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On weekend evenings from May 7 through June 12, Riley will release a giant flock of pigeons, numbering in the thousands and outfitted with tiny LED-lit leg bands, to circle the East River in graceful formation and create a kind of undulating constellation.
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All I could think about was the gaping hole in the world where the sun was supposed to be, the black disc surrounded by a ring of undulating white threads of fire that moved the way cream does when you pour it into coffee.
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After years of toe-to-toe battling with a small band of critics and a fellow billionaire, Barry Diller said he's pulling the plug on his family's commitment to build and operate a $250 million performance center on an undulating pier in the Hudson River.
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Broad, undulating fairways stretch out across the property, some of them 100 yards wide, the rolling landscape interrupted only by a set of vast waste areas and a handful of wild, chasmic bunkers that would be easier to escape with a shovel and a ladder.
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That undulating motion has now been matched to a black-and-white video featuring a very pregnant Natalie Portman, a few days before she gave birth to a daughter, contemplating her belly in a bedroom and slowly swimming, often floating, in dramatically lighted underwater shots.
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Flanked by the original band members Tony Iommi (on guitar) and Geezer Butler (on bass) and backed by Tommy Clufetos, a younger drummer who rejoined them for the tour, Mr. Osbourne stood center stage and clutched the microphone, undulating back and forth as he sang.
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While you can climb the steps of a small wooden overlook, or peek over the undulating wooden fence holding in the soil and irrigation system, the red-trunked trees remain untouchable (unless you grasp a tiny needle of deciduous foliage from a border branch).
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On another level, in this and the other two of Rovner's pieces — both untitled panoramas shown on LCD screens — the work could be read as a tale about migration, with small human figures undulating in different directions, returning, getting lost, and then merging back into one another.
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Benglis was among the first American abstract artists to insert humor into her work, opting for the playful nature of undulating forms rather than the rigid framing favored by Jackson Pollock, for instance; her works make the entire surrounding space dynamic, rather than just the picture plane.
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There were spikes coming out from his lower back, and the tops of his calves bulged out in an unnatural way, and his head was top-heavy and kind of undulating, so he was going to have to duck to make it into the utility room.
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In "Lucy" (2011), Whitten creates a streamlined female version of earlier carved totems, undulating subtly with hips and waist and breasts of chiseled mulberry, combined with modern materials, like the bits of metal, wire, and glass that function like hair on the top of her head.
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A projected animation shows a diamond pattern undulating outward atop a tax form, while a soothing, female voice instructs the taxpayer to spread all her receipts from the year on the floor and lay down to let them buoy and support her, like a friendly cloud.
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For the first four seasons of Silicon Valley, the stakes of the each episode's plot rose and then fell, and then rose again, in a gentle undulating rhythm that made it feel very much at times like a single-camera sitcom rather than a riskier prestige offering.
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Cadogan, a tall, slight man with an undulating Jamaican accent and red-rimmed reading glasses, delivered to Ward's project an essay that successfully catalyzes an otherwise banal act—walking—into yet another arena where a black person must consider his body and its safety, its agency.
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Like Simons's flower walls, the concept came from the art world: Kendall Latham, Glossier's senior experiential designer, cites the Norwegian artist Per Kristian Nygård's work "Not Red But Green" — an undulating field of grass spilling out of a white-walled gallery — as the project's reference point.
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You are invited to walk on an outdoor piece, set in a lawn, by the Cuban-American Maria Elena González, "Magic Carpet/Home" (2003/19863)—a black, undulating rubber surface that resembles asphalt and has the floor plan of a public-housing apartment painted on it.
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Many of Soane's pieces are also technically complex, including the Ripple console, which resembles folds of gently undulating fabric, and the Venus chair, the back of which crests into petal-like scallops, requiring multiple applications of naked flame and water to achieve a fluidity of form.
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He safely negotiated Sentosa's large undulating greens and three two-putt birdies on the par fives, 18, four and seven, sent him joint third at the $1 million event, co-sanctioned by the Japan Golf Tour, alongside world number 26 An Byeong-hun of South Korea.
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