In October 2015, Vienna saw the inauguration of the “Wien Leuchtet” festival of lights at Maria-Theresien-Platz. A stunning audio-visual show is presented with a blend of video, slide projection, light, and sound. One of the highlights of the festival was the naturhistorisches museum that was staged with digital 3D video mapping, making it a sight to behold. The natural history museum was brought to life with vivid slide projections, while a large-scale floor projection allowed viewers to immerse themselves in the stunning visuals. The festival also showcased smaller yet equally mesmerizing light installations on the fountains, artistically and thematically enhanced with projections, sound collages, and lighting effects. Pronorm played an integral role in bringing this spectacle to life with cutting-edge AV equipment and expertise.
Don’t Stop Here
More To Explore
About Freedom – Stadsschouwburg Nijmegen
As part of the celebration of 75 years of freedom in the Netherlands, Aardse and Kempkes were interested in how people experience freedom in today’s
Glow – 2022
The magnificence of GLOW 2022 resonated with an electrifying energy! Its nostalgic charm and vibrant ambiance harkened back to the pre-pandemic era, underscoring the enduring
Jerusalem Light Festival – 2018
The International Light Festival in Jerusalem is a truly unique event that brings together artists from the fields of lighting, video, and performing arts with