Will any of the architectural memorials be half as moving, or as fitting, as the "Project for the Immediate Reconstruction of Manhattan's Skyline" (as it was then named), which appeared a mere six months after the disaster: eighty-some searchlights rising at night from the ground to space itself, or so it seemed, forming two violet columns of lights where the towers had once been.
The clock is divided into three sections, each containing two columns of lights.
In another the men throw themselves into staggered, spinning leaps, timing their jumps to appear in bright columns of light.
Imagine twilight falling each evening, and ghostly, towering columns of light gently, gradually appearing where the towers once stood.
There are six columns of light-emitting diodes on the face of the clock, two each for the hours, minutes and seconds.
Columns of light strips hung over the band, so that a kind of flashing colored rain at times appeared to be coming down.
In these movies, stars are reduced to burbling voices, or get shoved aside by scaly creatures, digital convulsions, or magical columns of light.
His portraits were heavy on contrast, all murky shadows and overwhelming columns of light, strange props, surreal situations, and the stoic, unfazed look on a subject's face.
It's part video, part light display: columns of light brighten the building in time with the film, which highlights the beauty of Seattle and Washington State.
In 2002, six months after the attacks of September 11th, Pasternak helped a pair of American artists, Paul Myoda and Julian LaVerdiere, realize a more sombre vision: projecting two columns of light above the World Trade Center site for the now iconic "Tribute In Light".
Mr. Horowitz asked Mr. Petit to sign a copy of his book and presented him with a panoramic shot of the two blue columns of light that formed a brief memorial to the towers.
