200 FRAMES
2007
28 x 33cm
White light transmission holographic stereogram
"200 Frames” consists of 200 images of a frame, in which a firework is happening. By moving on the horizontal axis, you can see the frame from different angles and different fireworks in the background. While the frame can be seen from different angles according to the viewing position, the virtual time in the frame is non-linear and going in both directions as the viewer is moving.
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Mathew Andrews 
Isabel Azevedo 
Inaki Beguiristain 
Stephen Benton 
Margaret Benyon 
David A Battin 
Rudie Berkhout 
Berkhout - Nicholson 
Patrick Boyd 
David Braun 
Pepe Buitrago 
Harriet Casdin-Silver 
Elizabeth Coates 
Bob Connolly 
Jonathan Cope 
James Copp 
Susan Cowles 
Melissa Crenshaw 
Gary Cullen 
Paula Dawson 
Jacques Desbiens 
Ferruccio Fabbri 
Jo Fairfax 
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Pim Giebels 
Karsten Habighorst 
Mary Harman 
Ken Harris 
Caius Hawkins 
Guillermo F. Heinze 
Anthony Hopkins 
Randy James 
Pearl John 
Dieter Jung 
Eduardo Kac 
John Kaufman 
Eric Krantz 
Linda Law 
Adrian Lines 
Ron Mallory 
Jim McIntyre 
Peter Miller 
Shunsuke Mitamura 
Jon Mitton 
William Molteni 
Sam Moree 
Ikuo Nakamura 
Paul Newman 
Ana Maria Nicholson Nicholson - Berkhout 
Ruben Nuñez 
Dietmar Ohlmann 
Edwina Orr 
Caroline Palmer 
Andrew Pepper 
Ioana Pioaru 
David Pizzanelli 
Dean Randazzo 
Liza Read 
William Reber 
Abe Rezny 
Martin Richardson 
Jeffrey Robb 
Jonathan Ross 
Amy Rush 
Äke Sandström 
Paul Scattergood 
Julius Schmiedel 
Matthew Schreiber 
Dan Schweitzer 
Rick Silberman 
Dora Tass 
Swann Rack 
Erik Swetter 
Graham Tunnadine Tijn van Heerden 
Doris Vila 
Martin Wall 
Michael Waller-Bridge 
Steve Weinstock 
Dominic Welby 
Rosetta Pierra Whitehead 
Zeno The Jonathan Ross Hologram Collection website has been running for fifteen years so we decided it was time for a new look.
The new format has scope for lots more material so I would like to invite all the holographers whose work is featured here to submit background information, stories and images to supplement those I have provided. That way we can work together to make this the best resource on holographic imaging to be found on the web.
The Jonathan Ross Hologram Collection, based in London, UK, is one of the largest resources in the world for creative, display and commercial holography.
A number of touring exhibitions, containing work from the collection, have been presented in outstanding museums and galleries both within the UK and abroad. Information about new acquisitions and exhibitions is added here on a regular basis.