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Without the video projections and the musical score, the room is pretty
much a black and white box, a very special black and white box that comes to
life when the installation is turned on.
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Jennifer Tsukayama spends some time in the newly
created "black box" that will soon be home to the
Paper Interiors Installation. |
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Fabric elements provide additional texture and
add to the experience when moved by simple oscillating
fans. |
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The Spandex fabric provides a highly reflective
surface to project onto. Its translucence also adds to the
undulating environment. The strength and stretchability are important
characteristics of the fabric. |
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Gene Valentine inspecting the final room layout
and paint design. |
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Behind the paint, fabric, and plywood, are the
computer systems that deliver the 3-D images along with the original
musical score. |
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Setting up the projection systems in the room to
bring the installation to life. |
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CJ Kazilek checks the placement of one of the
fabric panels. |
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