AntwerpPhoto Festival
- Location
- Pilotage Building, Antwerp, Belgium
Held in the historical Pilotage Building, the festival exhibition was illuminated using a wide selection of decorative and architectural lighting fixtures.
Flos Camera projectors were used to create spotlight focus on the photographs. Advanced anti-glare technology and the five different beam angles guaranteed an exceptionally clean beam of light and the perfect lighting for each frame.
Camera guarantees exceptional light quality and control, including extreme cut-off angles, without sacrificing on efficiency and product versatility, and is the ideal solution for both direct and diffuse light.
Visitors were greeted with pieces from the Arrangements line by Michael Anastassiades, both at the entrance and along the corridor leading to the exhibition, while Chiara by Mario Bellini and Coordinates floor by Anastassiades were used to great effect in the other spaces.
Lampadina table lamps in all colours were used for a wall display connected to a separated room where a String Light cone lamp set the scene for the presentation of new book by photographer Jimmy Kets.
Suspension lamp Aim by the Bouroullec brothers, featuring new finishes, was used in the bookshop along with highly technological task lamp Oblique by Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen.
And finally, the coffee room was the perfect location for the Diabolo suspension lamp, an iconic piece by Achille Castiglioni that has recently returned to the Flos catalogue.
