B.
Evolution of an artwork
Behind the scenes
It's always amazing to see what can be achieved in a mere five days.
01. De-install artworks (in this case five small framed watercolours by Georgie Hill, easy, and one large glasshouse by Zina Swansan, not so easy...)
02. Build a wall – 4 metres x 9 metres
03. Plaster, sand, and paint said wall
04. Install a live feed via camera through window behind the wall
05. Project the image – upside down.
To see the final effect get down to NG and check out Hannah and Aaron Beehre's Waters Above Waters Below. There were fireworks – literally – lighting up the night sky at the opening, but these beautiful crisp and clear Autumn days make for some spectacular viewing of this artwork.
01. De-install artworks (in this case five small framed watercolours by Georgie Hill, easy, and one large glasshouse by Zina Swansan, not so easy...)
02. Build a wall – 4 metres x 9 metres
03. Plaster, sand, and paint said wall
04. Install a live feed via camera through window behind the wall
05. Project the image – upside down.
To see the final effect get down to NG and check out Hannah and Aaron Beehre's Waters Above Waters Below. There were fireworks – literally – lighting up the night sky at the opening, but these beautiful crisp and clear Autumn days make for some spectacular viewing of this artwork.
Related
Exhibition
Hannah and Aaron Beehre: Waters Above Waters Below
17 June 2012
Hannah and Aaron Beehre's immersive new installation connects us with the transformative moments beneath the surface of the everyday.