It included three brass players and three string players, all doubling as choristers, to create curtains of sound moving slowly between chords.
Other installations play with personal space: the sculptor Ry Rocklen's tiled floor piece speaks to the work of the mosaic artist who is hosting him, and Bettina Hubby (above) has created curtains - depicting her "living" inside a Montecito Tudor - that will hang outside the windows, "providing privacy for the owners but exposing me," she says.
Sew them together so they are of a rectangular/ square shape (depending on the shape of your window), and then sew one of the edges in so that you can put a piece of string or elastic through it to create curtains.
Rough chocolate-colored burlap is used to create curtained dressing areas in the back and to cover sensors at the door.
The magnetosphere absorbs the rest of the particles, charging up intense radiation belts around Earth and creating shimmering curtains of light, the auroras seen near the poles.
It was decorated with barbed-wire hearts and had lots of long white ribbons hanging from the top beam, creating a curtain.
"He'd find these little bulbs and encase them in plastic channels and create light curtains," Mr. Wagner said.
Taking a less grandiose approach to building with air, Asher used industrial blowers to create "walls", "curtains", and "columns" of accelerated air.
Growing in long strands upward from its roots in the sediment and branching out profusely at the surface, the plant creates dense curtains and mats of vines, tangling boat propellers, tripping up wake boarders, snagging water-skiers and frightening off swimmers.
From late November to March within the Northern Lights zone--latitudes 65 to 72 degrees--solar particles collide with atmospheric gases to create colorful curtains (near the South Pole, Aurora Australis are the Southern Lights).
