Buckingham Palace light show breaks world record
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One of 32 record-breaking animated mosaics projected onto Buckingham Palace (Photo: Bex Walton)
A series of striking illuminated animated mosaics projected onto Buckingham Palace has broken the Guiness world record for the most artists working on an art installation (Photo: Bex Walton)
In all, 32 mosaic animations including large portraits of Queen Elizabeth II were projected using 24 Creative Technology video projectors (Photo: Bex Walton)
The installation, titled Face Britain, ran for three nights at the end of April as part of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Celebrations (Photo: Bex Walton)
Artist Ross Ashton worked with Boris Glazer using a customized version of Glazer's Mazaika image mosaic software, to compose animated mosaics from self-portraits of children aged between four and 16 (Photo: Bex Walton)
In all, 32 mosaic animations including large portraits of Queen Elizabeth II were projected using 24 Creative Technology video projectors (Photo: Bex Walton)
The installation, titled Face Britain, ran for three nights at the end of April as part of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Celebrations (Photo: Bex Walton)
Artist Ross Ashton worked with Boris Glazer using a customized version of Glazer's Mazaika image mosaic software, to compose animated mosaics from self-portraits of children aged between four and 16 (Photo: Mazaika.com)
(Photo: Mazaika.com)
In all, 32 mosaic animations including large portraits of Queen Elizabeth II were projected using 24 Creative Technology video projectors (Photo: Mazaika.com)
Artist Ross Ashton worked with Boris Glazer using a customized version of Glazer's Mazaika image mosaic software, to compose animated mosaics from self-portraits of children aged between four and 16 (Image: Mazaika.com)
Artist Ross Ashton worked with Boris Glazer using a customized version of Glazer's Mazaika image mosaic software, to compose animated mosaics from self-portraits of children aged between four and 16 (Image: Mazaika.com)
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A series of striking illuminated animated mosaics projected onto Buckingham Palace has broken the Guinness World Record for the most artists working on an art installation.
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