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Exhibition exit
The exit is an A3 print of the pentagram photo shoot with the fire version of the model
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Fire section
Again the picture is very dark without the lights installed (the lights will be installed for the exhibition). This is the fire section of the exhibition.
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end wall
Originally the end wall would have videos projected on to it, however, due to Windows forcing an update my video editing software was deleted and I was unable to combine the videos. Instead i framed 2 A3 framed prints to […]
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first section of exhibition
The first section of the exhibition is ice. The picture is very dark as the lights have not been installed as of yet
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Exhibition entrance
an A4 print to entice viewers to come into the exhibition space. It starts with the ice section with a table on the outside holding electric tea lights for viewers when they enter.
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Painting exhibition space
gave the exhibition space a new coat of paint, giving the space a much more clean and professional looking feel.
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Lighting tests
the floor lights below the frames create an interesting shadow effect, however, the frames are not too visible so I will leave tea lights at the entrance for viewers to hold and see each print in more detail. the lights […]
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Exhibition frames
using Matt coated photo paper the final prints have been put into their frames, all that needs doing now is placement and hanging
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Gallery prints
preparing my gallery prints to be put up
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Lighting Path
I will use 50 electric tea lights to create a path for viewers to walk round so they don’t bump into any planks or the ice bucket catching drips of water in the centre
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Lighting
after my first experiments using boards to hide my lights the boards kept falling over, I made small supports to keep them standing. The wall lights are now finalised
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Exhibition frames
As my work is documented I am using photographs (along with a projection) in my exhibition they are black and brown in order to add to the elemental nature of my work