A two-part permanent installation commissioned by Fred Wildlife Refuge in Seattle.
The installation involved developing a secondary DJ booth over a garage access door in the main event space. The rear wall has a suspended plywood surface with four tiles of blacklight sensitive animal pieces. The booth railing has a plywood wall built around it that has reflective “animal eyes” that only appear when a direct light is used from a viewer’s perspective (ie: with a camera flash)
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