Sentences with phrase «projected images of»

In this light and photography installation dubbed Street Art 2.0, French photographer and self - professed «activist artist» Philippe Echaroux projected images of the indigenous Surui people on the trees of the Amazonian rainforest, as a powerful reminder of the threats that the Surui and their rainforest home face with rampant illegal logging and mining.

Survivors grapple with overwhelming heat in an epilogue, but with hints of an alternative future in projected images of wind turbines.

Entering this dark red velvet tunnel leads the viewer to projected images of masked players with instruments.

It also considers how Muybridge constructed, manipulated and presented these photographs and will feature his original Zoopraxiscope, which projected his images of suspended motion to create the illusion of movement.

The largest sculpture takes up an entire room, illuminated with projected images of flowing water from the game, with ambient sounds filling the room.

Colorful macramé hammocks and projected images of Jimi Hendrix covered in cocaine fills another room.

★ «Waterweavers: The River in Contemporary Colombian Visual Arts and Material Culture» (through Aug. 10) With its glades of abstract patterning, eddying pools of woven fiber, and projected images of water sluicing through galleries, this show of art and craft from and about Colombia's great waterways is one of the most unassumingly beautiful shows of the summer — politically one of the subtlest, and visually one of the coolest.

In the second room of the gallery, the installation Sleeping Pollen articulates a darker sensation: Suspended chrome globes spin, reflecting projected images of herbs and flora, sparkling in the darkness.

An old - fashioned player piano is combined with projected images of disused tools, weaving machines and their punch - cards (so much like player - piano rolls).

In true Kempinski style, Ignite the Night will see each of the 75 hotels lit up in their own unique way, inside and out, with fireworks, special lighting, or projected images of the 120th anniversary logo in a symbolic nod to the Kempinski Hotels constellation of stars.

It starts with an ordinary paper book, then an e-book read from Daddy's tablet computer, then holo - projected images of a book, and a mention of the possibility of translating the story into an anime on the fly (although the characters choose not to).

Researchers projected images of plates containing the nematode C. elegans, describing how the worms are used in lifespan experiments.

Since then, part of the Islamic State group's core strategy has been to establish administration over lands that it controls to project an image of itself as a ruler and not just a fighting force.

And they project an image of a small, friendly place to deposit your savings.

China may try to pounce on the lack of consensus within the U.S. administration, but is also managing any concessions with the desire of Beijing to project an image of strength to the world to send the message that China can not be bullied into making policy changes.

even professing «nakedness» (np's definition) surely means one is projecting an image of ones self.

All you have to do is project the image of being a successful fisherman and be able to teach others how to fish.

We project an image of ourselves out into the world and then we want to interact with the world from within the boundaries of that image.

Publicly distance the mainstream Rupublican image from them immediately and start projecting an image of benign conservatism instead of the recent in - your - face, judgmental conservatism.

But taken at face value, they are alienating insofar as they betray us into placing our own possibilities outside of us as attributes of God and not of humanity, viewing ourselves as unworthy objects of a projected image of our own essential nature.

In Feuerbach's own words: «Man — this is the mystery of religion — projects his being into objectivity, and then again makes himself an object to this projected image of himself thus converted into a subject.»

My position from the beginning is that HGTV has the right to fire anyone who projects an image of ignorance, hypocrisy, and discrimination against some of their targeted audience in opposition to their desired image.

Much of the influence in those elections, however, was derived from the momentum which the broadcasters projected: evangelicalism was seen as a movement that had experienced no setbacks, which was continually expanding in outreach and influence, and which projected an image of continuing in this way until its goals had been achieved.

Very true but a significant amount of our income comes from sponsors who want to be associated with a successful «brand» and at the moment arsenal are not projecting the image of success.

In short, BritishMPs on their overseas forays project an image of engaging cynicism, ribaldhumour, frumpy clothes (Memo to committee clerks: confiscate all MPs beige anoraksat Heathrow; issue Kiwi shoe polish), and a blunt, honest directness, allcombined with a slight bafflement that so many foreigners by now still have notaccepted the wisdom of becoming British.

It's particularly tough for candidates with a progressive ethos like Democrat Cynthia Nixon who has vowed to take no corporate money while relying on smaller donations to at least project the image of a campaign based entirely on grassroots support.

Israeli diplomacy faces a challenge: on the one hand, it has to project an image of Israel as a powerful country; on the other, it has to project an image of Israel as a vulnerable country.

This is what really projects the image of Lagos and Nigeria, the stories that are being told resonate with the people whether or not they set foot on this country,» Cameron said.

Typically, the speed of his response projects the image of a man in charge, quickly and calmly taking control of an emergency while all hell is breaking loose.

To some extent, he projects an image of himself as the Great Mediator, an image that could further shore up his support among good - government liberals.

«The desperate attack today was a failed attempt to project an image of strength.

According to one Cuomo insider, that impression was incorrect, but «Kathleen was adept at projecting that image of being embraced by Andrew Cuomo, which rankled Eric and he never forgot it.»

We one family and we are NDC members so we have to unite and work to project the image of the party.

The Governor also commended Momodu for sustaining the legacies of the Ovation Magazine, saying that over the years, it had become a tool to project the image of what Nigeria is truly about to the rest of the world.

Trump «doesn't seem to have an impulse against projecting an image of authoritarianism, which is new,» added Michael Macleod - Ball, chief of staff for the ACLU's Washington legislative office.

A strong close projects an image of you as an assertive, confident, and decisive person.

He was examining an 11 - inch - wide projected image of the sun, part of his routine monitoring of the solar surface, when he noted the eruption of «two patches of intensely bright and white light... the brilliancy... fully equal to that of direct sun - light.»

The governors aren't the only ones doing an end run around Trump to project an image of continued U.S. climate action to the rest of the world.

Looking through the lens of their head - mounted displays, the participants saw a projected image of themselves from the back, appearing to stand six feet ahead.

An infra - red camera captures the projected image of the grid and uses this to generate a three - dimensional map of the object.

Next ultraviolet light is used to project an image of the desired circuit pattern including components such as wires and transistors on the wafer, chemically altering the resist.

Tucker stressed that everyone should use proper viewing equipment to observe the eclipse, or construct a pinhole camera to observe a projected image of the Sun.

When illuminated with one direction of polarized light, the metasurface projects an image of a cartoon dog.

Project the image of success in your mind.

I just feel a responsibility to dress up for work to honor my profession and project an image of professionalism to my impressionable little second graders.

She is trying to project an image of herself that appeals to her.»

This helps to project an image of relationship success to those you are hoping to impress, and will allow you to dine in fine restaurants without having to deal with the awkwardness of dining alone.

Learn how to adopt a high power stance to project an image of confidence.

We all project images of ourselves online - a curated identity that defines how we want to be perceived.

Vee emerges as an alpha female to rival even Red, and from the first moment Toussaint is everything in this role: malicious, serpentine and deadly, coldly out for herself while also projecting an image of protection and leadership that leads to her assuming the same kind of fucked - up surrogate mother role she had on the outside.