This free hanging translucent print of a broken glass door is lit from behind by one 8 foot long florescent tube. The glass’s center of impact is lit by one small led diffusion screen (from a digital photo frame)—its circuit board hanging below. The original plate of glass was meticulously scanned in 10 inch sections, digitally stitched and enlarged to create a larger than life, hyper-realistically uncanny photograph.
On the back wall of the small room is the 8 foot backlit image of shattered glass. In the center of this room sits an overhead projector filled with small electronic components, slides, videos, and a broken hard drive that create a vivid projection with a variety of moving parts. This projection can be seen from the exterior of the room. Since it is back-projected onto smoked black acrylic it gives the illusion that an incredibly detailed, yet animated photograph has been hung on the wall.
