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Wall of Eyes

Wall of Eyes.

Adrian Baynes.

This is the first exhibition of the prototype Wall of Eyes. An interactive public artwork, comprising of 225 mannequin eyes, all moving to follow the viewer. Fabricated to be vandal resistant, the much larger final piece is intended to be permanently exhibited externally. The unit has a two axis controller, operating a counterbalanced plate via two 100w servos, triggered by 6 sensors. This is the latest in a series of public artworks which allow the viewer to interact directly with the piece. The eye is a powerful symbol, we respond to its most subtle movements. To use the eye, even in its glass form, is to work with something hard wired to the brain. What at first looks like a decorative panel of blue & white circles becomes a device for returning your look…… it won’t blink first.


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Anonymous via sms said 4 months ago

eyes see it now.
Kim Johnson said 4 months ago

the wall of eyes is full of surprises.
Isobel said 9 months ago

arty security system? The walls have eyes...
Rose said 9 months ago

some one is looking at me and I am not sure that I like it ;-)
Dave patten said 9 months ago

eye eye!
cathy stafford said 9 months ago

I can see why Adrian got a lot of press for this. Very topical in this age of surveillance.
Roger Bones said 10 months ago

this is a scary idea and not sure it should go more public
Emily Druiff said 11 months ago

the ultimate big brother?
manu marchal said 11 months ago

genius
stu lee said 11 months ago