"floor installation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "He specialized in floor installation, so we knew the job would be done correctly and quickly."
He taught floor installation to nonviolent inmates at Rikers and persuaded other tradespeople to do so.
At 3 feet wide and 4 feet long, it can serve as a floor installation, or even be hung, for $5,410.
Much of Colombia lies in the Amazon basin, where trees are being cut down very much faster than Lagos can resurrect them – a sobering truth soberly spelt out by his floor installation.
This weekend's Exploring Artism at the Center will focus on creating your own "vessel" inspired by the naval and marine paintings on view in the third floor installation, Spreading Canvas: 18th-century British Marine Painting.
You Are the Weather is the title of the dense, latex floor installation, which is randomly embedded with words such as "stormy", "temperate", "sunny" and "chilly", a kind of meteorological map of the mind.
Indeed, there is a kind of ethereal magic to her work, especially Spring Snow, the floor installation on show here, in which a sea of pink tissue paper, light, delicate, poetic and intriguing, spreads across the floor.
Jim Lambie's wild floor installations, made of multicoloured duct tape that zigzags its dazzling way round every corner, are reprised at the Fruitmarket Gallery.
This hold-down feature is not necessary in floor installations, but it will keep the insulation in place in a vertical wall space.
Today, listening to the Kitchen's CD set or wandering about the Los Angeles and New York museum shows, it's easy to discern how the fashions of the time imposed themselves: too many blank paintings and boxy floor installations, too many exercises in chirping musical repetition.
Two floor installations made of amber and blue mirrored bricks hand-blown in Firozabad, India, and laid out as if to form a road, mirror each other on either side of the gallery.
Including wall-size photographs of elaborately staged tableaux, wall and floor installations of backlighted transparencies and videos screened in special viewing rooms, the show occupies about 8,000 square feet of galleries at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art and all but the lobby space at the nearby Contemporary Arts Forum.
