Instruments built from practice. Three tools are in development — a spatial gallery environment for viewing the catalogue at print scale, a Lightroom develop toolkit drawn directly from the AP visual language, and a way to bring the work to the largest screen in the room.
A spatial environment for encountering the full AP catalogue at print scale — editions arranged in sequence, viewable on Quest hardware or in a standard browser. A different way to spend time with a photograph before committing to a wall.
Available when ready.
Calibrated presets and AI-assisted develop profiles drawn directly from the AP visual language — the specific colour science, tonal decisions, and film stock references that underpin the work, made available as a practical develop toolkit.
Available when ready.
The television is, for most of the day, a black rectangle on the wall — present but absent. TV Gallery turns that latency into something considered: a rotating display of works from the AP catalogue, or the images from your own archive, shown at the scale the screen was built for.
Available when ready.
All three tools are being built around the catalogue. There are no launch dates. They will be available when the work justifies it.
