A hand kneads body parts in a slow, methodical therapeutic massage filmed in close-up and projected on one screen.
The image is loaded and projected on a one-inch square grayscale cathode-ray tube (CRT) display extracted from an old VHS camera.
A multimedia touch is the original drawing reproduced digitally and projected on the wall.
Filmed from below and projected on a giant hanging scroll, it becomes a stylish video dance.
The videos are simultaneously on the television monitor and projected on a larger screen against the wall.
Most of the time the show's main source of illumination comes from a film made of the fist and projected on a wall.
In Mr. Mostel's setting, eight instrumentalists, spotlighted as their solos arise, accompany digitized video images taken from the book and projected on a screen.
The company set up about a dozen Xboxes, amplified and projected on big screens, so that attendees could unwind with a little 3-D simulated violence.
Each vignette is gorgeously shot (hats off to cinematographer Helene Louvart) and could easily be snipped from the larger work and projected on a gallery wall.
But our media have taken this complex picture and projected on to it a simple morality tale of ethnic cleansing and genocide.
Shanghai now has more than a dozen cricket markets, and several cities, including Beijing, stage public bouts where the Lilliputian action is blown up and projected on to giant screens.
