Sentence examples for colour project from inspiring English sources

He now has about 60 of the more than 1,500 images left to complete and hopes to finish the "Wainwrights in Colour" project by this summer.

"We have wind, rain, strobe and even smell machines," says Carl Miller, creative director of the Colour Project, who produced the installation.

Some reported seeing colour projected on to whatever word or number they were shown.

For example, many people were first introduced to lasers by concerts in the early 1970s that incorporated laser light shows, in which moving laser beams of different colours projected changing patterns on planetarium domes, concert-hall ceilings, or outdoor clouds.

The Trafalgar Square fountains rotated the colours of the French flag, while the London Eye went dark, with the French colours projected on to County Hall behind it.

(For a deep dive into the subject, consult the Colour Balance Project of the Canadian scholar Lorna Roth).

In Magic Lantern, from 1987, discs of pure colour are projected on the wall.

The scene is fairly dark with different colour lights projected into different areas of the nightclub, as dancers infiltrate the dance floor surrounding Rihanna.

This gradual background colour was projected in the scanner via a mirror system and created the impression of a surround colour and thus of an actual context.

Further north, meanwhile, the same colours were projected on the One World Trade Center in Manhattan in New York, which was built following the radical Islamist terrorist attack on the original buildings 14 years ago on September 11th.

Here is the son et lumière Magic Lantern (1987), in which discs of primary colours are projected on screen, overlapping, merging, separating and fading in a continuous flow of images and afterimages that mesmerise the eye, ranging from dark suns and blue moons to blinding whiteouts.