Sentence examples for projection to create from inspiring English sources

Xenakis also designed what he called "polytopes", high-art son-et-lumière installations that involved his lighting designs, his sets, his music, and his sound projection to create vivid multi-media experiences, in places from Canada to Iran to Greece.

They are stretched out like Buckminster Fuller's geodesic maps, or a Mercator projection, to create the planes.

He first used an Amiga 500 computer and later video feedback, lighting, laser, Lego robotics, and projection to create wild and tripped-out VJ graphics and animations.

Eight years ago, in search of a new artistic direction, Olivier stumbled upon the unique potential for using light projection to create beautiful new representations of the female body.

Its focus is on how contemporary artists are making use of new technologies like VR headsets, augmented reality, and interactive projection to create "novel poetic experiences," as well as to see how "classic" arts are "reflected by and in science fiction (literature, comic books, film)." For the exhibition, Adrien M / Claire B. created 10 modules for what they call XYZT, Abstract Landscapes.

To achieve this vague, ominous atmosphere, the directors implemented a variety of unique shooting techniques, including Lumia projection to create the shocks of color, a high speed camera to warp the narrative's sense of time, and Schlieren imaging to visualize the protagonist's possibly stressed breathing.

As well as projecting video and photo content, the projector can be used for presentations, decorative projections to create a mood, or for augmenting the phone's alarm clock — by, for example, beaming the day's weather forecast and your schedule onto the ceiling so it's the first thing you see when you wake up.

Even the use of scrims and projections to create a changing three-dimensional space has a predecessor in Philip Glass's "1,000 Airplanes on the Roof".

Designed by Klara Zieglerova (set) and Russell H. Champa (lighting), "Yellowman" uses photographic projections to create a stark look that never feels sterile.

"JEREMY BLAKE" This artist's use of dissolving photo projections to create the equivalent of geometric abstract paintings has been much admired of late.

Anthony Banks's effective production uses projections to create something buzzy and jazzy, but also has the simplicity and clarity of a Greek tragedy filtered through an episode of Skins.