Video projection on canvas.
The traditional Alsacien timber framing houses make for an unusual projection mapping canvas, but despite the uncanny encounter, the projections work quite well, slowly revealing, enlightening, and dignifying the age-old structures with the most high-tech techniques.
Bart: The skull is like our canvas, projection adds a way to make it come alive and create that extra layer of audience engagement.
The first camera was put next to the projector (Cam1) recording the projection on the canvas.
The exhibitions began in 2006 as an experiment, with projections onto the canvas of the real "Night Watch," Rembrandt's masterpiece at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, where Mr. Greenaway, 68, lives and is revered enough to have received permission to experiment with such a Dutch national treasure.
But the planks can revolve around the axis together or independently, producing myriad shapes, and they serve as both stage architecture and canvas for projections.
(The closest until now was 2011's Curtain Call at the Roundhouse, where a 360-degree silicon curtain became a canvas for projections and performances).
Astral Projections forces onto the canvas things not rendered by the artist that are still worth considering.
Almost 50 years after French director Henri-Georges Clouzot pioneered optical effect experimentations, São Paulo-based artist Anaísa Franco re-explores the face as a canvas for image projection in her latest project Onirical Reflections.
Mr. Ozon, who toyed with the fear of the ocean in "Under the Sand" two years before he released "Swimming Pool," said that pools, like the movie screen itself, are a canvas for the projection of audience fantasies.
