The "Streetwork" series turned pedestrians into unsuspecting performers and the sidewalks along places like Sunset Boulevard, and in Tokyo and Paris, into ad-hoc movie sets, the strobes picking passers-by out of crowds the way spotlights isolate actors onstage.
Too often, activities remain small-scale, localized and isolated, as actors lack the capacity, resources or incentives to scale up their operations, replicate them elsewhere, or deliver more than piecemeal change.
Rather than isolate actors in homogeneous groups, this strategy requires to consider the system as a whole, as the emerging pattern can be detected only as a result of the interaction between its self-organizing parts.
"They do not appear to be isolated acts of bad actors".
Each one has a better chance of lasting longer, discouraging violations, isolating bad actors and building trust among adversaries.
Mr. Farrington accomplishes this casting coup by digitally isolating the actors in the 1948 movie — a thriller about two college students, steeped in Nietzsche, who attempt to commit the perfect murder — and projecting them onto flexible screens onstage.
For an isolate actor, its value is 0. Betweenness centrality views an actor as being in a favoured position to the extent that the actor falls on the shortest paths between other pairs of actors in the network.
But sometimes his words floating in vast colored fields or against Hollywood backdrops can take on a surprising aspect akin to actors isolated on a stage.
Across one big wall she spreads the painting's famous actors, isolated on cutout wood panels: the screaming horse, shrieking victims, prone bodies and the woman straining from the window, candle in hand, as well as a cow's skull from a wartime Picasso still life.
In particular, we note the individualistic premise of current literature in which individuals are treated as isolated and passive actors.
