| Rayment Wirework formed in 1987, are producers of wirework in both contemporary and Victorian styles. |
| Projects have architecture building structure, water supply and sewerage net, heating and wirework sections. |
| Actually, wirework is the opposite of dancing, which is a constant negotiation with the very force of gravity that the wires cancel out. |
| This he found led into a cool passage, along one side of which was a wirework kind of cage. |
| By producing a longer arc of action, wirework allows for longer takes — hence, expansion, afterthoughts, fantasy. |
| So the wirework is limited, and also artificial, but, like other artifices — head voices in opera, point work in ballet — it can create a poetic image, and give things a certain lilt and unexpectedness. |
