The phrase "artistic projections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to creative interpretations or representations, often in the context of visual arts, performances, or multimedia presentations.
Example: "The gallery showcased a series of artistic projections that transformed the space into a vibrant display of color and movement."
Alternatives: "creative representations" or "visual interpretations".
To hear experimental acts head to the bunker-like Fluc and Fluc Wanne, or for a chilled drink go to Donau on Karl-Schweighofer-Gasse and enjoy relaxed beats accompanied by artistic projections – but you'll have to find the hidden entrance first.
A highlight of the evening was the band's performance of "Amanaemonesia," a single that will be released on Terrible Records this August, whose sumptuous sounds mingled gracefully with artistic projections from the visual collective Bijari on the facade of the Biennal Pavilion.
It incorporated technologies pioneered by CAVS fellows as artistic media laser projections, holograms, steam screens, neon, video, inflatable sculptures helium-lifted into the sky, and other works projected from the spine of a 144-foot long water prism.
Presented previously at La Mama Annex as part of the Henson Foundation's International Festival of Puppet Theater in 1998, "Kwaidan" brilliantly blends puppetry, live acting, music, artistic scenery, sound and projections with old-fashioned spellbinding storytelling.
Last June, at a conference at Tate Modern sponsored by the Kramlichs on the impact of digital technology on art, Laura Mulvey, who is professor of film and media at Birkbeck College, London, spoke about new artistic possibilities in the projection of film fragments or in the showing of whole films in new ways.
The music here is always complemented by other artistic dimensions like performance, projection, and scenography.
"As of this writing 'projection mapping' is one of the fastest growing mediums, being used in a variety of artistic and commercial projects.
THE STARRY MESSENGER Written and directed by Kenneth Lonergan; sets by Derek McLane; costumes by Mattie Ullrich; lighting by Jason Lyons; sound by Shane Rettig; projections by Austin Switser; associate artistic director, Ian Morgan; artistic associate, James Gittins.
The notions of 'others' and 'strangers' are key to his artistic practice, in both his projections and the technologically advanced instruments he uses to enable those who have been deprived of rights and remain mute and invisible to be seen and heard in public space.
While expectations grow like a balloon about to burst, others contribute to them with projections from the artistic and creative field.
She said that the vast majority of the projection would be "artistic material" – the colours of the silks of the horses – but a spokesman confirmed that three to four minutes of the projection would include the barrier draw and the Everest Cup with the logo and words "The Everest".
