Interactive film

Just installed an interactive film in the entrance to the new York City Council building. The building is the old railway station. The old fashioned station master is triggered by movement in the entrance hall and undertakes a series of welcoming gestures and dances activated by  people as they walk through the space.

Massive thanks to Sebastien Boyesen, Laurence Pearce, Beam, York City Council and local actor Ian Giles.

Total Lighting Magazine article

An article on laser project 'Stitch' plus an interview has just been released in this months 'Total Lighting' magazine.

http://issuu.com/totallighting/docs/tl_feb_combined?mode=window

Pages 12 to 16.

Stitch - Global Footprint

Images from Stitch, part of the Global Footprint project organised by Graham Callister. Eight 4.5 mile lasers connecting the historic shoe and boot making villages of Earls Barton and Wollaston. The lasers skim over the Nene valley in Northamptonshire.

Photo: Andrew Hilton

photo: Andrew Hilton

Photo: Andrew Randall

Many thanks to Graham Callister, Dal Badial, Darren Eslton, Andrew Hilton, Andrew Randall, Barkers Shoes and Dr Martens

The Telegraph - The week in pictures

Last weeks latest laser project 'Stitch' is featured in the online Telegraph and chosen for their Week in Pictures. The project is part of Global Footprint, a commission run by Graham Callister to celebrate the rich shoe industry of Northamptonshire. 

With Stitch we shone 8 lasers across the Nene Valley to connect Barkers shoe factory with Dr Martens four and half miles away making a giant stitch of light in the sky. Pictures to follow.

Thanks to Graham Callsiter, Dal Badial, Darren Elston, Andrew Hilton, Andrew Randall, Steve Wood, Keith Park, Ian Brock, Barkers and Dr Martens.


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/theweekinpictures/9605393/The-week-in-pictures-12-October-2012.html?frame=2367026

Blueprint magazine

Practice profile in the October Blueprint magazine. Massive thanks to Owen Pritchard.

Resin and light

Andrew Hilton has taken some new images of the resin and light piece I made earlier this summer. The light changes colour with the wind.

Victorian Professional Mourners. 1800's

Victorian Professional Mourners. 1800's