Quite a nice enclosure, though this photo doesn't do justice to the sheer monstrosity of the mural at the back (I really don't like murals in exhibits...).
Quite a nice enclosure, though this photo doesn\'t do justice to the sheer monstrosity of the mural at the back (I really don\'t like murals in exhibits...).
I just always feel it's a lazy way out. You've designed this exhibit, then you notice there's a HUGE BLANK WALL across the back of it. So you stick a mural on it. Rather than designing the exhibit to either a) have the back screened by landscaping or b) particularly if outdoors, make the wall attractive (stone rather than whitewash, say). Or, there's an exhibit that's looking a bit dated, but a new mural will sort it out! (er, yes...)
I can see their use indoors but in most cases I'd rather see the wall screened off, or else a smartly designed wall that's just a wall (because a mural outdoors is fooling no-one). If the wall's already there and there's nothing to be done about it, paint it a light brown or green.
You're quite right in saying they're nowhere near such a problem inside, where the mural doesn't suddenly stop and turn into 'real world'!
