Client: Taiwan Design Research Institute, Taipei City, Taiwan
Exhibition Design
BLINK – The End is in Sight
The Sightsavers campaign “BLINK – The End is in Sight” has the aim of eradicating trachoma, an eye infection disease that can lead to blindness, by 2025. Seeking to generate public awareness of the disease, the exhibition was hosted at London’s OXO Gallery and featured the work of several award-winning photographers including Nick Knight. The idea was to digitally “hack” the gallery space and drive a visual narrative of the disease. The effects of trachoma were mimicked in an interactive interface with innovative technology to visualise the diminishing ability to blink. The technology gradually eroded each photograph leaving pictures abstractly distorted until the original images were destroyed. The increasingly fractured graphics thus imitated the decreasing eyesight and led visitors around the exhibition space. By thus visualising the slowly progressing character of trachoma within an everyday context, the exhibition successfully raised awareness of the disease and connected visitors to the issue.
评审团评语
The Sightsavers campaign manages in a masterful and ingenious manner to stage the devastating progression of trachoma eye infection. Using innovative technology, this process is mimicked in a visually easy-to-understand approach, allowing the loss of vision to be virtually experienced in a sophisticated and emotionally touching way. Public attention for this disease has thus been successfully generated.
参与人士
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Client:Sightsavers, Chippenham, United Kingdom
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Design:MET Studio London, United Kingdom Jason Bruges Studio, London, United Kingdom
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Project Team:MET Studio: Peter Karn (Creative Director) Darren Lewis (Art Direction) Jackson Iredale (Designer) Diana Shayakhmetova (Art Worker)
Jason Bruges Studio: Jason Bruges (Creative Director Digital Production) Adam Wadey (Senior Designer Digital Production) Joel Luther-Braun (Designer Digital Production)
Eric Langham (Content Director), Barker Langham Alice Magagnin (Content Researcher), Barker Langham