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Art and travel case as a single unit.<BR> | Art and travel case as a single unit.<BR> | ||
Roughly the same size as the [[Black Crate|Black Crates]], the D9 Sign opens-up in half to reveal the artwork--a multilayered D9 wood cutout and painted pornj with black lights. This one-step process eliminates the need to pack/unpack and makes install/deinstall as effortless as possible. It's also assurance that the artwork will be preserved... until we lose the crate, of course.<BR> | |||
Roughly the same size as the [[Black Crate|Black Crates]], the D9 Sign opens-up in half to reveal the artwork--a multilayered D9 wood cutout and painted pornj with black lights.<BR> | |||
The "D" is cutout from the front piece of plywood while round pixels that form the "9" are cutout from the recessed plywood in the back. Black lights are installed on both sides of the recessed layer of ply and shine on orange in the front and pink in the back.<BR> | |||
This one-step process eliminates the need to pack/unpack and makes install/deinstall as effortless as possible. It's also assurance that the artwork will be preserved... until we lose the crate, of course.<BR> | |||
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Revision as of 14:36, 22 December 2019
Designed by The Eye, built by KCR
Art and travel case as a single unit.
Roughly the same size as the Black Crates, the D9 Sign opens-up in half to reveal the artwork--a multilayered D9 wood cutout and painted pornj with black lights.
The "D" is cutout from the front piece of plywood while round pixels that form the "9" are cutout from the recessed plywood in the back. Black lights are installed on both sides of the recessed layer of ply and shine on orange in the front and pink in the back.
This one-step process eliminates the need to pack/unpack and makes install/deinstall as effortless as possible. It's also assurance that the artwork will be preserved... until we lose the crate, of course.
BM 2012
BM 2009
