Sentence examples for moving installations from inspiring English sources

Like a mad scientist with a taxidermy hobby, Christiaan Zwanikken creates moving installations from skeletons, stuffed animals and plants in a 400-year-old monastery in Portugal.

They are wearable canvases, moving installations that get meticulously draped and arranged on women and men who resemble ethereal beings lifted from the sketches of sci-fi video games and graphic novels.

Sparse and chilling, the plasticine-like structures in Mondegreen, a short video, causes a viewer to draw in a sharp breath at the sight of towering and sometimes moving installations.

Robotic tile placement ultimately adds value by moving installation of tile patterns to the place of tile production.

This exhibition is the only moving installation at Berlin Biennale.

Take the Disco Duck, the $2 million moving installation that has appeared regularly at Burning Man since 2008.

Creed also finds time to play in his band, Owada, and continues to regularly show work such as his Work No.850 which is currently confusing the hell out of old people at Tate Britain who were hoping to sedately stare at paintings only to be interrupted by Creed's moving installation of people sprinting through the gallery as fast as they can.

The semicomic work here by the Canadian husband-and-wife team of Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller -- a spectacular mini-movie theater, film and soundtrack elaborating on their own earlier works -- moves installation art to a different plane, conflating fiction and reality, real and taped sounds, physical and imaginary architecture with film, fascinatingly.

Moving larger installations can easily turn into monumental logistics operations – Richard Serra's multi-ton sculptures famously need flatbed trucks, cranes and teams of construction experts to install them in public spaces and museums, but even smaller galleries sometimes require brute force.

Whether its chandeliers of underpants, 25 ft. tall tulips, or a maze of cascading, translucent fabrics, Swiss artist Pipilotti Rist's moving image installations are spectacles in the truest (and best) sense of the word.

Hammons's strangely moving new installation, entitled "Concerto in Black and Blue," consists entirely of pitch-dark rooms that visitors are invited to explore with tiny flashlights in the company of other visitors whose presence is registered only by whisperings, footsteps, and firefly points of blue light.