Frame Five Media

Set 14 of 24

Maybe Might Matter at the Grimsby Museum

Maybe Might Matter is the studio's own exhibition, generated work, wall text and objects, installed at the Grimsby Museum and photographed as it stood. Documenting a show is its own discipline: the walls are lit for the art and not for a camera, the grounds run from white to saturated yellow to black within a few paces, and every frame has to keep the piece square, the label legible and the room readable at once. These were shot at the close, with the hang finished and nobody in the way.

A show photographed as it stood, lit for the art and not for the camera.

  1. A long view down the gallery: pale timber floor, a dark wall of framed prints on the left, a teal partition and a lit yellow bay beyond.
    01 opener
  2. The exhibition's mark painted large on a white wall, the words MAYBE MIGHT MATTER drawn as a single maze-like block, with REDEFINING CREATIVITY IN THE AGE OF AI in orange beneath it.
    02 hero
  3. A backlit panel asking whether A.I. truly ‘democratizes’ creativity or instead challenges equitable artistic expression, the word MATTER set large in green at the foot.
    03 wide
  4. Three framed generated portraits hung on a saturated yellow wall, each with a small caption plate beneath.
    04 wide
  5. A dark wall carrying a yellow text panel and four framed portraits, faces built from fragmented colour.
    05 wide
  6. A run of framed prints stepping along a black wall past a teal panel, labels set beneath each.
    06 wide
  7. A camera on a tripod photographs a framed piece on the yellow wall, the lens filling the foreground.
    07 moment
  8. Eight small framed portraits of cats in period dress, hung in two rows, each with a teal caption card below.
    08 detail
  9. A grid of sixteen generated faces in flat saturated colour, framed as a single sheet on a pale wall.
    09 detail
  10. Twelve line-drawn faces printed small and hung in a loose grid on white, a black text panel to one side.
    10 detail
  11. A clear cube standing on a black plinth, each face carrying a dense pattern that resolves into an image.
    11 detail
  12. A black-draped table of small framed works and stands, a yellow card reading TIME WILL TELL among them.
    12 wide
  13. A large monochrome print of a lone figure at the foot of a vast dark form, hung alone on a white wall.
    13 detail
  14. A wall card on yellow defining DIGITAL LITERACY, with its phonetic spelling and two short paragraphs.
    14 detail
  15. A large hanging card headed CREATIVITY, quoting a definition and three reasons people are motivated to create, suspended in front of the yellow bay.
    15 detail
  16. A single framed print of a bird made of foliage, angled to the light, its caption plate legible beneath.
    16 closer