Lighting Design Collaboration for NAOMI In Fashion Exhibition
Location: Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A), London
Lead Lighting Designer: Lucy Record (Record Lighting)
Curation by Sonnet Stanfill & Elizabeth Murray, Artistic Direction by Gainsbury & Whiting, 3D Design by Njoya Studios & Heloise Perignon, 2D design by Ester Mejibovski, Interactives by Luke Halls, Build by Setworks, Electrical Install by CPE. Technical support by Cosmin 'Cat' Ghica.
Objective: Collaborate on Stage 5 of the lighting design for the NAOMI In Fashion exhibition, focusing on creating an immersive and visually striking atmosphere that highlights the iconic career and legacy of Naomi Campbell. The lighting design enhances the aesthetic appeal of the exhibition, bringing focus to key pieces and guiding visitors through a narrative of fashion history and cultural impact.
Scope:
. Lighting Design Collaboration: Contributed to the final stage of the lighting design, aligning with the exhibition’s vision to celebrate Naomi Campbell's career through visually impactful lighting that enhances the display of fashion pieces, photographs, and multimedia installations.
. Ambience and Visitor Experience: Assisted in crafting lighting effects that underscore the glamour, diversity, and evolution of fashion featured in the exhibition, using lighting techniques to emphasise individual pieces and create a cohesive flow across the gallery.
. Technical Execution: Worked closely with Lucy to ensure optimal lighting placement, intensity, and angle adjustments, achieving a sophisticated and engaging visitor experience that aligns with the exhibition's high-fashion theme.
Outcome:
A meticulously crafted lighting design that complements the exhibition’s tribute to Naomi Campbell, accentuating the visual and narrative impact of her work in the fashion industry. The design enhances both aesthetic appeal and visitor engagement, reflecting the V&A’s commitment to presenting fashion history with artistry and precision.
