Still, this is real spectacle, with vivid projections, an array of alphabet blocks to form the famous tower, an all-female human pyramid, and much else.
Lang's dancers bend and glide swiftly, under vivid projections of light, around the structures Holl crafted for Tesseracts of Time.
As Loge, Stefan Margita emphasizes vivid projection of the wily god's text over lyrical grace.
It does not demand the vivid projection of drama or personality, which probably did Ms. Weese a favor and undercut some of Mr. Woetzel's potential impact.
Those who have missed a vivid projection of personality, a warm humanism, in Ms. Guillem's reserved public persona will not find it here.
It is Lewis Carroll out of Hieronymus Bosch, Magritte, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds and the vivid CGI projections of the world of gaming.
The vivid, buoyant projections, by Wendall K. Harrington and Erik Pearson, played constantly, and often included live video of what we were seeing, from a vantage point high above the space or from some other angle unavailable to us, allowing us to see the performers' expressions of concentration, pain, perseverance.
Stage director Hugo de Ana's Jérusalem, using vivid high-resolution projections to enhance the settings and amplify the action, was a straightforward, credible – yet by no means staid – presentation on a traditional proscenium stage.
Lerner describes the murals' recent exhibition at the Harvard Art Museum, in which color that was fading was made more vivid by the projection of computer-generated hues.
Vivid words create more vivid pictures.
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.
