Individuals are most interested in works that use grids of light-emitting diodes (like those commonly found in digital clocks) to display coarse-grained video images.
Walls are of glass, supported by a diagonal grid of light blue metal that covers almost the entire surface.
A computer monitor showed enhanced images of reactions on the plates: a fuzzy grid of light and dark dots, like a blurry telescope image of distant stars.
… when the audience entered the brand-new BAM Fisher space for its inaugural performance, of Jonah Bokaer's "Eclipse," and saw Anthony McCall's tilted grid of light bulbs, a beautiful and transfixing set for Bokaer's disciplined work.
Its face is made up by a 5 x 5 grid of light up squares that respond to touch.
A projector sprays out a grid of light with carefully engineered angles and spacing, and a high-speed camera picks up whatever that grid lands on.
The approach is less destructive because it illuminates with a lattice, or grid, of light, spreading the energy hitting the specimen.
She stands in an artificial corner, on a white stage in a white outfit, thin bands of white climbing from her breastbone to her trachea, her face and body and instruments cut voltaic by the grid of light being projected on to them, the vaguely menacing ambience of what LION describes as "cyber depression pop" playing.
Explorative behaviours such as rearing and climbing on the cage lid could also be detected, i.e. when the mouse activated light barriers at the ground and upper level simultaneously (rearing) or only showed movement in the upper grid of light barriers (climbing).
Such a setup would benefit from a flexible probe placement with multiple SDSs on the one hand, and from a dense grid of light paths for optical topography on the other hand.
