Sentence examples for installations in which he from inspiring English sources

There he executed the first of his "wall arrangements," installations in which he combined his work with that of his fellow students.

As well as marshalling seismological information, increasing it and stretching it out, Bain has also created a series of installations in which he attaches oscillators to buildings to make them vibrate, the sounds enveloping a live audience.

Now, as part of this year's Vision Festival, Mr. Jordan presents his own company in a series of dance installations called "Stations," in which he attempts to capture the essence of human development.

A recreation of Chris Burden's New York performance art installation "Beam Drop" (in which he dropped 71 steel beams into a pool of wet concrete from a dangling crane) rises out of a valley surrounded by lush mountains and a pristine lake.

Ban had already attracted considerable attention for several gallery installations and exhibition halls in which he had used the tubes when he was approached by Mutsuo Takahashi, a prominent poet familiar with the architect's work, who told him that since books are made of paper, it would be a good idea to make a paper library.

His "Singular Oscillations: Playback" is a multichannel video installation documenting a flight in which he moved through the variable gravity environment naked while blocking his eyes and ears to lose any sense of orientation and experience a completely free floating, unencumbered bodily existence.

The Sursock Gallery in Beirut features a video installation by Syrian artist Hrair Sarkissian, in which he is seen destroying his childhood home in Damascus.

Wenda Gu is known for an ongoing installation series called the United Nations Project, in which he makes culturally resonant art using human hair from people all over the world.

Gordon, 48, is known for his unsettling video installations, such as 24 Hour Psycho, in which he slowed down Hitchcock's classic so that it lasted a whole day.

The most interesting piece is an installation by Michael Rakowitz documenting a project in which he opened a storefront in Brooklyn to sell food products from Iraq.

This was demonstrated by Christoph Büchel's well-known installation at the 2015 Venice biennale, in which he opened a fully functional mosque in a disused church.