Sentence examples for digital tableaux from inspiring English sources

It's all set to a music video that traces the dopest jogging route I've ever seen one that follows a white-shirted dude as he runs through a digital tableaux of po-faced Greek sculptures, spinning pyramids, and cloaked gremlins.

The clip of Powell appears about midway through "Misdirected Kiss," a somewhat improvised work that Syms débuted in 2015 — part lecture, part performance, part blooming digital tableau — in which she sits at a desk, the screen of her laptop projected behind her, delivering a freely associative speech about modern representations of black women.

Companies such as Civica Digital and Tableau Server have thus become essential partners for state departments of government and their agencies, such as the UK Higher Education Statistics Agency, the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills, and the Office of Students.

At the same time, the combination of Mr. Marot's tableaux and digital technology allowed Mr. Rohmer to recreate the vast public spaces where the Revolution's mass movements unfurled.

And there's nothing to prevent the ghosts, say, from asking passers-by, "Excuse me, have you seen Pac-Man?" The result is a kind of tableau of digital convergence with the physical world, in which humans are game pieces that are monitored and guided over digital networks.

In combination, Heidi Plus, Tableau Server, Civica Digital and Analytics Lab operationalize the practices of the 'control room' within HE institutions.

The pair's encounters are interspersed with stylised street scenes and rural landscapes that Rohmer, playfully using the digital-video medium, presents as storybook tableaux vivants.

The flocks in Jackson's pictures are so cheeky and vibrant, so artificial and yet so full of apparent animal instinct, that it's hard to believe a photographer could have created the tableaux without an assist from digital editing.

On the French side of history, children will put on costumes to create tableaux vivants from period art (digital photos of them will be taken and sent to their families by e-mail), and they will work with the educator Deborah Lutz to make lavishly decorated hats from the height of late-18th-century fashion.

Throughout the process she's very aware of the slowed-down, patiently analog nature of what she does that is, until she recommits the picture to digital photographs, unleashing them online, and dismantling her clay tableaux.

But a few have used these digital spaces to find each other to actualize cannibalistic tableaus in recent years.