Sentence examples for living installation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Welch's living installation — ludicrous, messy, frustrating and funny — was a visual reduction of the festival's theme of cross-pollination.

But such is the almost inexplicable magic of "Naked: A Living Installation," by the Japanese-American duo Eiko and Koma, that watching two bodies inch toward and away from each other in infinitely tiny increments is an utterly absorbing, potent drama of time and space — endless in the moment, over before you know it.

This May they will present "Novel: A Living Installation Flux Factory," in which three novelists -- Laurie Stone, Ranbir Sidhu and Grant Baille -- will live on-site, dining together, giving weekly public readings and trying to complete their novels by June 4.

Stepping inside, viewers are able to experience a futuristic world as the "living" installation morphs and changes over time. .

All Photo credits: Sébastien Roy.

Even seated over tea at Claridge's, she could be a living installation piece: pale composed face, short hair swept back in a boyish flop, and wearing a gleaming white Vivienne Westwood blouse that's all angles and flaps, so that she resembles a Vorticist portrait or a complex piece of origami.

Parking lots and living installations for the troops were dug into the ancient layers, and hundreds of sandbags had been filled with archaeological earth.

Apparitions wafted past, like the lunar beauty Marisa Berenson, who meandered through the living installations arm-in-arm with Starlite Randall, her daughter from an early marriage to a rivet king.. Passing the autistic artist and poet Christopher Knowles in a clearing, where he hugged a stele and intoned what sounded like gibberish, Ms. Berenson cocked her pretty head and looked bemused.

Seeing this one specific project from quiet research to live installation has been the most rewarding working a lot in the field to do something that has never happened before.

The participating artists, which include Daantje Bons, Natalia Stuyk, Romily Alice, Shae DeTar and Vanessa Kisuule have explored ideas such as self-expression and power through a range of mediums, from photography to live installations and portraiture.

There is something agreeably demonic about their sprawling, energised, living art installation.