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One of the featured installations at the Vivid Sydney art and music festival in Australia was an awe-inspiring combination of light projection, video mapping, and motion graphics. The presentation, by German design collective Urbanscreen, turned the iconic sails of the Sydney Opera House into the backdrop of a gravity-defying dance routine and then made them appear to be made of material that flutters in the wind.

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