‘Siham and Hafida’ 2018
Previously displayed in New York, this multi channel projection piece has been carefully reworked by ADi , in close association with Benani, to successfully fit the differently proportioned Stanley Picker Gallery.
Courtesy of the artist and SIGNAL.
Production, equipment supply and installation – ADi
Photography – Corey Bartle-Sanderson
‘my name is lettie eggsyrub’ Heather Phillipson – installation at Gloucester Road Station
Twelve screen installation – ADi
Photography – ADi
‘Pale Coil Cold Angel’ – Petra Cortright
4K ProRes playback and 3×3 screen video wall – ADi
Photography – Steve White courtesy of Nahmad Projects
‘Emissaries’ Ian Cheng.
Production, development and installation of playback including
the structural design of the three video walls – ADi
Photography – ADi
Lightbox fabrication – ADi
Installation photos by Gemma Ridyard courtesy of AOP
Perspective, illusion, architecture and mathematics
Build, wall painting and installation – ADi
‘I Am Now You – Mother’ Marcia Michael
My mother is “the object of my gaze” – Marcia Michael
Installation of photographs, neon, video projection and printed wallpaper – ADi
‘Devotion – A Portrait of Loretta’ Franklyn Rodgers
Rodgers pays homage to a sacred figure
Large scale portraits of his mother and her circle of friends including a portrait of Baroness Doreen Lawrence. Photographs on aluminium panels
Art installation and installation photos – ADi
‘Typhoon Coming On’ Sondra Perry
Production of synched playback, supply and installation of large scale projections and three-screen workstations – ADi
Use this link to hear ADi’s Sara Smith describe the use of the latest projection technology to achieve seamless floor to ceiling images in a confined space:
Photography – Mike Din courtesy of Serpentine Galleries
‘BOB’ Ian Cheng.
Production, development and installation of playback including
the structural design of the six video walls – ADi
Featured image – Hugo Glendinning courtesy of Serpentine Galleries
As each 55″ screen weighs 30kg, to achieve a seamless screen insertion into the walls,
ADi had to design a strong and discreet framework to fit behind a false gallery wall.
An AV hub was established to house the extensive playback.
Behind the scenes images – ADi
Suspended sculpture installation by ADi
Photography by Stephen White, courtesy of Nahmad Projects
The Audio-visual element in Kehinde Wiley’s exhibition is a 3 screen video piece. ADi used ultra short-throw lenses to allow close up viewing without interfering with the projections.
Artists content preparation, equipment supply and installation – ADi
Images courtesy of Stephen Friedman Gallery
9 screen installation synched so that the musicians take their turn to perform one by one.
Artist’s content preparation and AV installation – ADi
Representations of mid 20th century northern England style, culture and lifestyles.
Preparation of AV content, equipment supply, installation and photography – ADi
‘The Bureaucracy Of Angels’ – A 12 minute looped film screened in the concourse at Kings Cross underground station which explores themes of migration and movement.
ADi undertook a complex project consultation in partnership with AOTU to ensure full compliance with Transport for London’s fire and safety regulations. Working overnight we installed the av equipment which included the specially fabricated 5 x 2.8m screen sub-frame and lightshades needed to improve the projection image.
AV installation and Photography – ADi
An exhibition of drawings, poems, photographs, video works and objects by Dmitri Prigov, a Russian conceptualist who died in 2007. Calvert 22 has also created an installation pictured above, from one of his sketches.
Fabrication, installation, wall drawing (from artists original) and photography – ADi
This exhibition includes 2 video walls – 16 and 12 screen.
Artist’s content and installation – ADi
Photographs courtesy of Sadie Coles HQ
This year Deutsche Bank featured highly respected artist and filmmaker John Akomfrah in their VIP lounge at Frieze Art Fair. Akomfrah’s film ‘Tropikos’ (pictured above) was screened on a videowall at the opening dinner event along with a selection of photographic works and his film ‘Auto Da Fe’ (below) was screened in a specially fabricated viewing room throughout the fair.
AV fabrication & installation by ADi, (c) Smoking Dog Films, Courtesy Lisson Gallery.
Photography – ADi
A brilliant self portrait series from the South African artist on personal and political experience in South Africa and the representation of race in the visual archive of the world.
Wall build, installation and photography – ADi
For Killian Wells’ installation ‘Dark Ride’, ADi specially developed an automated Chroma key green screen photobooth capturing an image at 30 second intervals of visitors to the exhibition. They were encouraged to select a soft toy impregnated with a scent, and have their photo taken with it, which was then superimposed upon a constantly changing background image and displayed on a nearby screen. The images were then made available to upload.
Software development and fitting, AV equipment supply and installation – ADi.
Photography – ADi