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By Lisa Montgomery
Photography by Scott Braman
Anthony Picadio's loft in downtown Pittsburgh is home to a unique assortment of original art. Modern paintings hang on the walls, sculptures rest peacefully on pedestals, and an impressive collection of 19th-century weather vanes stand proudly on shelves throughout the 3,700-square-foot abode. But probably the most amazing piece is a screen mounted to the wall of his main living space. Most of the time, the screen is nothing more than a blank canvas. But when Anthony fires up his Canon video projector, the 150-inch screen springs to life. Beautiful abstract images wash over it, adding color and warmth to the space. "Video art is still kind of new," Anthony explains. "But if you go to any contemporary exhibition, there'll be at least three or four installations." See this slide show
EQUIPMENT LIST
Canon LV-7555 video projector
Peerless projector mount
Da-Lite 150-inch perforated video screen
Definitive Technology UIW 75 in-wall speakers (3)
Definitive Technology StudioMonitor speakers (2)
Definitive Technology SuperCube II powered subwoofer
Denon AVR-1804 surround-sound receiver
Denon DVD-1910 DVD player
OWI Soundtrax three-way speakers (8)
Denon DRA-295 stereo receiver
Denon DCM-280 CD player
Russound SS-4.2 speaker selector

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