Yet Mr. Calinescu's pictures capture something rather jubilant, like a pair of Russian women dancing a samba in the early evening light (Slide 16).
And so the day's about to get going at last, the day he's been looking forward to in the hot nights while watching bars of light slide across his wall from passing cars, he's here, he's arrived, he's ready to begin.
If the entire string refuses to light, slide or remove the plastic protective tab on the plug end to gain access and check for a blown fuse.
A knife of light slides across the carpet as the bedroom door creaks open.
The watch dial meted out each day, the light sliding across it: reddish in the morning, hard and colorless at midday, red again at dusk.
The new house was designed to offer strong light; sliding pocket doors instead of traditional doors, which get in the way of the blind when left open; and soundproofing insulation to keep out street noise, Mr. Stolar said.
It's passing his yard and the vacant lot, the two bars of light sliding across the ceiling, now it's passing the bakery down by the stream, he loves the bakery, smell of hot rye, the gingerbread men and the muffins with raisins, now it's climbing the hill, sound of tires like the waterfall in the park earlier this summer, over the hill toward Bridgeport.
The main facade has two large twelve-by-twelve light sliding sash windows on the left side that can be covered with three-part batten shutters.
Updates included new walls, carpeting, ceilings, and HVAC systems; LCD video projection screens and document cameras; energy-efficient LED lighting; sliding whiteboards; improved acoustics at doors, windows, and ceilings; motorized sun and blackout window shades; and new tablet armchairs.
The third artist, Klaus Mosettig, creates elegant, seemingly abstract drawings by projecting white light from slide projectors onto large sheets of paper and tracing with a fine pen and black ink the shadows cast by dust particles.
The method exploits the facts that the ordinary, cheap light microscope slide is strongly cathodoluminescent, yet the standard histological (7 µm) section is of such a mass thickness that it absorbs a significant proportion of electrons with energies (5 20 keV) usually used in biological SEM.
