Titled "Projections," her two-part exhibition starts with a spectacular light show of projected poems and follows with a politically incendiary installation of paintings related to the invasion of Iraq.
It shot up to a peak of $11,000 a month in November, double her projections, forcing her to dip into an emergency line of credit — new cash infusions from her parents, who are bankrolling Sweet Bites.
It became apparent that her anger at others was really a projection of her inner child's anger at her for treating her so badly.
Dorothy Gale's Kansas home, a projection of her restless mind, flew her to Oz, getting her into all sorts of trouble with the local wicked witches.
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.
(What, after all, is an actor but a character in search of characters?) Brooke risks expending her whole creative force on the projection of her own personality.
Critics question both her survival projections and her assumption that all would have died without screening.
Her resolute and dramatic Juliet, embodied in the sheer projection of her strong technique, was complemented rather than matched by Mr. Malakhov's gentle Romeo.
Based on the gossip of her courtiers, a diet of Hollywood movies and the projection of her own cunning calculations, these guesses might be sentimental or nasty, but were always vulgar and melodramatic.
At the beginning of the song's video, she sings to the camera, with a projection of her younger self in the "Nothing Compares 2 U" video flickering on her face.
