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The Soliant design combines both lenses and mirrors to create a more compact system.

Tonight, in the UK premiere of Ten Less One, the artist will take a hammer to these mirrors to create a shattering finale.

Built into a wall is a video monitor broadcasting interviews with experts on spiritual traditions; it is surrounded by mirrors to create a kaleidoscopic effect.

The film, all from early performances, will combine with visitors' reflections in the mirrors to create a monument to time, past and present.

In this he evoked another technologically minded artist, John Jesurun, who last fall at the Chocolate Factory used the same spatial configuration and different multimedia smoke and mirrors to create a hauntingly claustrophobic experience.

The architects used a single lighted candle and ingeniously used mirrors to create a masterful illumination of hundreds of thousands of flickering lights in the heavens, each one representing the life of a murdered child.

It uses mirrors to create an illusion that the missing limb is still there.

"You learn a lot from seeing this," said María Teresa Cañarte, a pediatrician from the eastern province of Pinar del Río who on Tuesday was looking into two square "wells" made by the Chilean artist Iván Navarro, who used neon lights and mirrors to create an illusion of depth.

The lower voltage allowed for the mounted mirror to create a smoother, more circular, pong ball shape.

The assembled sheets stand in front of a mirror to create a shimmering 60-foot-long wall, while the luminous Venetian plaster columns curve upward like calla lilies.

"I want an entranceway!" Mr. Mishaan sympathized and said he would like to use a chest of drawers and a mirror to create a focal point, but after examining the space, he realized the only wall big enough to accommodate a chest and mirror was unusable because it wasn't flat (it was part of the structure of the sleeping loft, and the central portion was recessed).