LONDON.- Ambika P3 presents a programme of new high resolution digital works by artist and cinematographer, Terry Flaxton.

Highlights include the ‘World Portraits’ series shot in Beijing, Venice, Glastonbury, London and New York as well as selection of 16 installation works made worldwide.

The exhibition will feature 12 High Definition works from single screen to installation and represents one of the largest gatherings of high definition display, yet made in the UK (there will be six 20 by 10 foot displays).

Four major installation pieces will also be showcased including the acclaimed ‘In Other People’s Skins’, experienced by audiences of over 300,000 people in locations as diverse as Xi-an Fine Art Academy in China, Vasteras Cathedral, Sweden and New York’s St. John the Divine Cathedral.

A UK tour was funded by the Arts Council and was seen at eight cathedrals & Bath Abbey. This exhibition is the culmination of three year’s work and investigation, and perfectly showcases the nature of the high definition medium through the innovative projection of Terry’s works.

After 30 years in the UK industry as both cinematographer and practicing artist, Flaxton currently holds the post of Senior Research Fellow at Bristol University. Between 2007 and August 2010 he completed a Bristol University AHRC Senior Research Fellowship, ‘Time and Resolution: Experiments in High Definition Image Making’. His research material has been published in peer-reviewed publications and he has presented papers in Europe, Asia and America at international conferences and Universities as well as showing his work internationally. The AHRC has awarded him a Knowledge Transfer Fellowship to run from September 2010 to August 2012.