Children's self-portraits cover Buckingham Palace (News UK)
Children in the UK were asked to create self-portraits for a special arts project designed to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee. The self-portraits were digitized and transformed to create a media facade that was projected on Buckingham Palace. This example of digital art for public viewing was shared on a number of large screen displays in public spaces around the UK.
This project was part of Face Britain. All children in the UK were invited to submit a self-portrait in an attempt to create the largest on-line gallery of self-portraits in the world.
Below is a video about the media facade:
Photo credit: Face Britain
FACE BRITIAN video:
from Children & the Arts on Vimeo.
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Children in the UK were asked to create self-portraits for a special arts project designed to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee. The self-portraits were digitized and transformed to create a media facade that was projected on Buckingham Palace. This example of digital art for public viewing was shared on a number of large screen displays in public spaces around the UK.
This project was part of Face Britain. All children in the UK were invited to submit a self-portrait in an attempt to create the largest on-line gallery of self-portraits in the world.
Below is a video about the media facade:
Photo credit: Face BritainFACE BRITIAN video:
from Children & the Arts on Vimeo.
RELATED
Below are some examples of how BBC's large displays are used for interactive games in public spaces:
BBC's Big Screen Games in Public Spaces:
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