multiform

He interprets one multiform category, “Monster,” from an original angle — the creature’s physical characteristics.

It explained that the Central Area was riddled with problems “so multiform, so complex, that individuals become lost and confused in this ‘urban jungle’ of social disorder and decay.”

Neuhauser called America-in-Miniature a “visual encyclopedia, embracing the multiform character of the United States— from maple syrup to oil wells, from the Lincoln Memorial to Mount Rushmore,” as reported by The Washington Post.

The artist was forging yet another branch of his multiform practice: a live show, inspired by Japanese puppet theater, to complement work in his upcoming gallery exhibition.

Fulminating against what he described as a “multiform attack by the U.S. empire” to depose him, Mr. Maduro vowed to resist.