Canon The Netherlands contributed to a unique project: a 360 view of the world-famous Rembrandt painting, de Nachtwacht. This project took 10 months to accomplish in which the painting transformed to a photo-scene. The goal of this project was to see what happens behind the famous soldiers in this picture. All the clothing is specially made for this project, look-a-likes were scouted, detailed pictures of the (fictive) surrounding were taken and all the individual images are merged into one image.
This exposition is travelling the world and gained a lot of media attention. The beauty of this project: the big frames are printed on a Arizona. The photos of all the individual army members were printed on an imagePROGRAF.
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Published 24th Mar 2020
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