(Think of Old Hollywood road scenes, with moving projections and stationary cars).
As the performers move these screens, both humans and set are suffused with spare, swiftly moving projections: bursts of light; geometric shapes; morphing, ghostly lines.
Mr. Kentridge, the South African visual artist, took all of this and ran with it, mingling light and shadow, still and moving projections, puppets and humans, and filling foreground and background with words, slogans, images, outsize silhouettes and evolving sketches.
With a professional career spanning nearly four decades, Danish artist Thomas Wilfred established himself as a light art visionary in the early 20th century by creating colorful, moving projections that mimicked natural phenomena.
With a professional career spanning nearly four decades, Danish artist Thomas Wilfred established himself as a light art visionary in the early 20th century by creating colorful, moving projections that mimicked natural phenomena.
Aware of this, I think, Mr. Holmes has organized a moving text projection onto the floor of the front and side rooms, so that when you are standing inside (or even outside the gallery looking in) you can get basic information about the show and the gallery.
As the decade progressed so too did the imagery, with moving shadow projections (Thunderball, 1965) and the female forms being used to project credits onto (Goldfinger, 1964).
The larva, known as an oncomiracidium, is heavily ciliated (has actively moving hairlike projections) and bears numerous posterior hooks.
Television's weather-persons and moving radar projections had not yet come along, and natural events like this unexpected Washington Heights tableau still held a kick.
In one scene Ms. Hall mimics the motion of Ms. Dignan's sprightly jumps by moving the slide projection up and down, evoking a scrolling computer screen.
