Made out of bottles, beads, marbles, spring-loaded interlocking arcs of rebar and wire, the installation emerges below in a swirling hommage to the ocean, refracted light and the sun.
"Panning, used by 19th-century miners, employed a pan in which a few handfuls of the gold-bearing soil or gravel and a large amount of water were placed; by swirling the pan's contents, the miner washed the siliceous material over the side, leaving the gold and heavy materials behind."
The island is home to a bird sanctuary and divers can look forward to seeing turtles, barracudas and swirling schools of jack fish.
It was a wintry afternoon, the snow swirling around the cedar trees outside, forcing little icicles to form the tips of the deep green foliage clinging to the branches.
Forces now swirling in a confluence threaten to alter the charitable world as we know it.
So when a quasar goes dormant, what's left are the things we associate with a normal galaxy — stars and gas swirling around a central and hidden pit of matter.
The labels also include images of a smoker wearing an oxygen mask and a mother and baby with smoke swirling nearby.
Instead, they have focused on what they can see, namely, the surrounding cloud of swirling matter, known as an accretion disk.
Does it even have a solid, rocky surface on which life can gain a foothold, or is it like a mini-Neptune, with a kernel of solid stuff at its core and the rest mostly swirling gases?
He snapped away from them, his white folds swirling crisply in the air.
They float like clouds made of rock, amongst the fixed mountains and swirling cloud structures.
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