Sentence examples for foot installation from inspiring English sources

This sprawling 1,000 square foot installation of kaleidoscopic imagery engages the public in visual play as new layers, patterns, and connections are revealed with each viewing.

The cost predicted by Project Sunroof for a 300 square foot installation in San Francisco is a whopping $16,761.

Composed of three levels and constructed out of thin clear film, the colossal 1,312 square foot installation is suspended 65 feet in the air at the HangarBicocca in Milan.

Their latest project, Living Digital Space and Future Parks, is a 20,000 square foot installation presented in collaboration with Pace Art + Technology and featuring 20 digital works, some of which have been exhibited previously, and others of which are making their debuts.

Visitors lying on the floor of the grand salon, photographing Janet Echelman's "1.8," a 96-foot installation hung from the grand salon ceiling.

Tim Hawkinson, a California sculptor, is creating a 300-foot installation, "Uberorgan," made up of 12 translucent bus-size bags reminiscent of bodily organs.

Though not strictly a museum, the 96-by-170-foot installation will have a real 19th-century stone cottage from Attymass, Ireland, as the centerpiece of a landscape meant to evoke the Irish countryside.

For Ms. Bestor, that means using color and pattern on an architectural scale: the facade of her office, which sits among a strip of car repair shops in the Silver Lake section of Los Angeles, is marked by a 100-foot installation of art and text, and she often commissions wall decals and murals for clients' homes.

From the outside the 8-by-10-foot installation resembles a white open-topped box; inside, the viewer encounters a trompe l'oeil furnished domestic space whose windows look out onto a trompe l'oeil landscape that suggests the desert near Las Vegas, where Ms. Taylor grew up.

Lexus has been giving celebrity-packed parties for its new LS model luxury car inside mini replicas of a 50-foot installation made of secondhand pine nailed into a free-form cavern, which lighted up the skyline at last summer's Burning Man.

This ranges from monochromatic almost-black photographs of water to a 14-foot installation of 50 near-identical photo-booth self-portraits.