Lightbox Art – A New Technology
As a response to several customer requests, we developed a product to illuminate wall space with high resolution imagery printed on fabric. It’s one of the latest technologies for large applications of art or photography. We saw it at a trade show last year and was really impressed by how large a lightbox can be built using fabric instead of acrylic or backlit film. The result has many advantages.
- Low weight and no worry about damaging a print on acrylic.
- Easily re-use the lightbox with different printed fabrics. Changes take only a few minutes with spares rolling up and storing in a small box to be used again at a later date.
- No internal support system for acrylic is needed. This means illuminated work can be the size of a wall.
This lightbox is 64″ x 32″, but it can be made much larger. Here is a link to this image on the Jim Tarpo Photography website: Huntington Beach Pier Sunset
Construction of the Lightbox
It was actually quite easy to put this lightbox together. It ships in a tall square container with the illuminating frame segments and connectors.
How to Purchase This or Other Lightbox Images
Most backlit applications require unique lighting in terms of size, image, LED color. Contact us to discuss your possible application.
To view our very high resolution photograph selections, visit us at Jim Tarpo Photography.
