A few nice digital picture frame images I found:
LCF BA Show 2010
Image by Nussbox
After the success of the MA show at the Mall Galleries in February 2010, the London College of Fashion asked us to create an installation for the BA graduate show. We wanted to create coherency between the two shows, both through the materials used and their interactive functionality, but we also wanted to push our original idea further. The Rootstein Hopkins space at the LCF is a much larger environment to fill than the Mall Galleries and also we had to deal with a larger number of students. Using a total of 150 digital picture frames, 500 steel plates and six 42" touchscreens, we created an open horseshoe shaped hanging wall with a separate hanging 'chandelier' in the centre.
LCF BA Show 2010
Image by Nussbox
After the success of the MA show at the Mall Galleries in February 2010, the London College of Fashion asked us to create an installation for the BA graduate show. We wanted to create coherency between the two shows, both through the materials used and their interactive functionality, but we also wanted to push our original idea further. The Rootstein Hopkins space at the LCF is a much larger environment to fill than the Mall Galleries and also we had to deal with a larger number of students. Using a total of 150 digital picture frames, 500 steel plates and six 42" touchscreens, we created an open horseshoe shaped hanging wall with a separate hanging 'chandelier' in the centre.
LCF BA Show 2010
Image by Nussbox
After the success of the MA show at the Mall Galleries in February 2010, the London College of Fashion asked us to create an installation for the BA graduate show. We wanted to create coherency between the two shows, both through the materials used and their interactive functionality, but we also wanted to push our original idea further. The Rootstein Hopkins space at the LCF is a much larger environment to fill than the Mall Galleries and also we had to deal with a larger number of students. Using a total of 150 digital picture frames, 500 steel plates and six 42" touchscreens, we created an open horseshoe shaped hanging wall with a separate hanging 'chandelier' in the centre.
