The Madrid-born Eugenio Recuenco, one of the best fashion photographers, celebrates his fiftieth birthday with an exhibition in Fuenlabrada – Madrid, where he portrays the best of his career. It is untitled 365°: A trip to contemporary history captured in photographs.
While
each photo is interesting by itself, there is certainly something that
makes his project special; which is the total dimension of the work.
The
grandiosity of this project is a kind of disruption: 366 images, 8
years of work, 120 models, a team of 300 people and the vision of a
unique photographer, Eugenio Recuenco. All this to create one of the
most spectacular exhibitions that have been seen in Spain.
Project "365" – Can light boxes bring life to 366 images?
The
work is conceived based on independent light boxes that backlight the
photographs smoothly. The frames of the photographs are attached to each
other to extend and seize the different spaces where it is exposed. The
works are interconnected between them and their presentation in
mouldable and is not subject to a certain external lighting.
In each of the pictures, the story that it tells is as important as the place where it shown.
A box almost four meters high by more than two and a half feet wide and
deep with a tiny window through which the stimuli from outside arrive.
MEEVO
and PONGS were chosen by CLOROFILA DIGITAL as technological partners in
this impressive project. They have collaborated in the definition of
textiles and supply of the perfect components such as profiles and
lightning technology suitable for the success of this exhibition.
CLOROFILA also use the MEEVO’s solutions for the perimetral seam finishing of the printed panels for SEG.
CLOROFILA
DIGITAL has chosen ARTIST MAMBO LIGHTBOX backlit textile from PONGS for
printing with its latest generation latex technology, MEEVO POWER LED
technology for lightning, and MATRIX PROFILE 100 LIGHTBOX for framing.
The result of the printing and assembly of the exhibition made by
CLOROFILA DIGITAL was astonishing.
The tremendous success of the exhibition made in Madrid and it’s planned to move later to Berlin and New York
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