To produce 252 square metres of continuous full colour moving image on the gallery’s perimeter walls ADi installed thirteen Epson EB-PU2220 20,000 lumen projectors with UST lenses plus three more for the introduction wall.
Photography: Hugo Glendinning. Courtesy Refik Anadol Studio and Serpentine.
The second central gallery space features eight 85″ Samsung The Frame QLED screens
Serpentine Galleries – Barbara Kruger ‘Thinking of You. I mean Me. I mean You.’
Featured image: Untitled (I shop therefore I am), 1987/2019 Single-channel video on LED panel, sound, 57 sec.
ADi installed multi channel projections, numerous LED walls
left: Untitled (No Comment), 2020 Three-channel video installation, colour, sound, 9 min. 25 sec right: Untitled (Artforum), 2016/2020 Two-channel video installation, silent, 4 min. 42 sec.
left: Untitled (Your body is a battleground), 1989/2019 Single-channel video on LED panel, sound, 1 min. 4 right: Pledge, Will, Vow, 1988/2020 Three-channel video installation, sound, 5 min. 35 sec
Audio visual content preparation, equipment supply and installation -ADi
Photographs courtesy of Serpentine Galleries. Photography- George Darrell
Gagosian Gallery, London – Douglas Gordon ‘All I need is a little bit of everything’
Co-curated with the British museum, ADi prepared app content, and a system integration network, supplying and installing integrated flat screens and touch screens, directional speakers, a 3 channel synchronised projection with PA and truss.
Gabriel Massan in collaboration with invited interdisciplinary artists Castiel Vitorino Brasileiro, Novíssimo Edgar, and vocalist and music producer LYZZA.
Power for the artworks inside the gallery is generated by – and dependent upon – solar panels installed on the roof. ADi’s bespoke Brightsign program processes data from a control system and alters the sound and video experience based on the sunlight.
Control system with bespoke Brightsign scripting to interpret sunlight data, equipment hire and installation – ADi
Huw Lemmey in collaboration with Onyeka Igwe, Ungentle, 2022, Commissioned and produced by Studio Voltaire. Courtesy of the artists and Studio Voltaire, Photography Francis Ware
Media encoding, equipment hire and installation – ADi