Even though I sport a goatee and dress in black from hat down to my shoes, I
don't hang out nor think like an artist in black...so all this way beyond
me.

though at the rate shopping malls are being abandoned there should be enough
space for such a project.

IIRC the premise of the post was, any market for the product of rear
projection.  The kind of people who install such exhibits in galleries and
warehouses I would guess tend to be the DIY'rs.   Artists in black tend to
not have a large budget, at least AFAIK, perhaps I don't get invited to
those cool parties anymore.   So at worst you will spend time giving a cool
idea to some other guy to impress the other artists in black, at best you
might sell a package to one with a trust fund.

One cool effect I saw as portrait images projected onto a screen in a frame,
there were 4 projectors, 2 dissolving the portrait images, and two with
frame images, that really held your attention, which I suppose its supposed
to do.
It does seem that every town has a couple photographers with street facing
store fronts with picture windows.   At night they don't do much, cars
driving by don't see individual prints even if they make something larger
than a 16x20, and any marketing class will let you know that if the print
isn't changed almost daily people will stop seeing it, change it daily, at
least a dozen in rotation, people will notice it.   So having a projection,
and rear screen would actually be much better in this case as you can put
the screen IN the window and project to large wall size.   That, IMHO, is a
potential market.

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