The Window Film Company is proud to have been involved in the creation of an eye-catching exhibition at a prominent London gallery.
The project involved installing coloured window film on three large panes of glass, providing the backdrop for the “What I Like” exhibition by up-and-coming star of the London fashion scene, Molly Goddard.
Yellow, pink and orange rainbow film was applied to three large panels, each measuring 7 metres in height and 2.5 metres in width. The transparent nature of the film means that while the appearance of the glass is changed to coloured, light still passes through, and the view from both sides of the glass is maintained.
The size of the panes meant several pieces of film were required to achieve full coverage, and the installation team had to draw on their skill and experience to ensure the joins between the separate pieces were undetectable. The installation required a powered access platform, and all other logistical considerations were handled by The Window Film Company’s dedicated operations team.
The work was completed in a one-day period, allowing the remaining preparations to take place ahead of the exhibition’s November opening. The show is an interactive exhibition featuring oversized dresses suspended from the gallery ceiling. Each dress is on a pulley, allowing it to be lowered to any height, whereupon visitors are invited to add their own embroidery to the dresses.
Project summary:
- The project utilised rainbow film, a range of transparent coloured film.
- Vibrant yellow, pink and orange colours used to temporarily transform colour of the glass.
- Each of the three panes was 7m x 2.5m.
- The work was carried out in a day.
