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As part of Face Britain, these projections onto Buckingham Palace were created to break the Guinness World Record for the Largest Collaborative Artwork.
Every child in the UK was invited to upload a self-portrait to be used as part of the installation. In the end over 200,000 responded and there individual portraits were reformed into 32 animated mosaic portraits of Queen Elizabeth II.
24 high power video projectors were stitched together to create the images, which were across the entire façade of Buckingham Palace.
Face Britain runs from the 19th to the 21st April 2012 and is part of the Diamond Jubilee Celebrations.
The Princes Foundation for Children and the Arts
Artist – Ross Ashton
Website – Overthrow
Image Handling – Photobox
Mosaic Software – Boris Glazer
Equipment & Installation – Creative Technology
This lemur seemed quite surprised, and probably a little upset that I held my camera right into his face... he really looks as if I caught him doing something he wasn't meant to be doing. The ugly underbelly of lemur-dom, I assume...
Taken as part of a Gap tour through the wilderness of Madagascar.
This is a Ring-tailed Lemur.
Note all of the screen in the background. Most face plates take multiple screens. UV "dryer" to the right. New production and old parts orders are run in batches.
A child happy about a party for children he is attending in the Old City held by the Nablus municipality . The children got the chance to have their faces painted. This made them quite happy.