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Previous work with projection on panels

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These images from “The Tip of my Tongue,” an earlier work of mine, show what a fractured projected visual could look and feel like. It has the narrow panels that can’t contain the whole projection, like I used in Song Without Words. “The Tip of my Tongue” was a dance performance; that means the dancers had choreography so they couldn’t get lost in the panels, and the audience was just watching from their seats. I wanted to take it one step further and have the panels set up in a way that the audience themselves could be navigating through them.

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