Art Galleries

It is crucial to our business that we continue to produce fine art, create new experiences for the general public and keep ahead of the game by utilising and testing all our skills. Over the last 2 years 3 large lenticular photography shows have been produced wowing the eager general public with new experiences for their eyes with fantastic results. Below are 3 galleries of those shows. Enjoy!!

ArtAbove

Launched June 2009
Art Above is a 3 Dimensional study of inspirational people living in Dublin today by the 3D light artist and inventor, Jon Mitton in collaboration with Helen Maguire who sourced both the people and the locations and curated the show.

The subjects in the 3D portraits are from a wide and varied background; Music, Fashion, the Arts, Business, the Sciences, Politics, Sport and Medicine, each inspirations in their own right, each embodying the theme of optimism that underpins the show.

The purpose of Art Above is a simple one – to inspire and uplift in these sombre times, and remind us that we are all inspirations.

Seen through the medium of 3D lenticular photography each portrait seems alive, and the spirit of the person shines through.


'For Alice'

For Alice' comprises of ten large format 3 Dimensional Lenticular Photographs, taken at the National Botanic Gardens, Dublin, where it will be exhibited throughout June.
Here the subject is nature herself.
Everybody is now conscious of climate change and its subsequent impact. One needs only to look at what has happened in Sichuan China, New Orleans, the devastating effects of the tsunami that swept through Southern Asia and East Africa. Our rainsforests are rapidly diminishing. Our polar ice caps are melting. Our environment and our world is changing. Our survival as a species now depends on our ability to develop co-operative synergy with nature and our planet, to learn from nature's effortless efficiency, and cease destroying the very eco-system on which our evolution relies.
The title reminds us of Alice in Wonderland. And the message behind the exhibition is to remind us of the magic of nature, to inspire the childlike wonder one first had when they really looked a the bark of a tree or peered into a flower. We hope For Alice inspires our own children to love nature and to protect it moving forward.