Holo-Gauze screen creates world's largest floating 3D hologram for DJ Eric Prydz show

A gigantic floating 3D propeller-shaped hologram has starred in the Epic event 3.0 by renowned international DJ Eric Prydz at Madison Square Garden in New York, using the Holo-Gauze system, a spectacular and advanced visualization technology and three-dimensional holographic effects developed by Holotronica.

Stunning sequences, Large 3D floating effects and animations have starred in the staging of the Epic show 3.0 by international DJ Eric Prydz at New York's Madison Square Garden in front of thousands of fans and produced by Realtime Environment Systems.

Holo-Gauze has been used for the Prydz show, an innovative 3D visualization system and high-resolution holographic effects developed by Holotronica, who for this occasion has created a screen of 20×5 meters in which huge dynamic holograms appear, such as a big talking head, a giant propeller and varied effects in the form of particles that rotate on themselves.

Holo-Gauze consists of a metal structure and a high transparency gauze (still patent pending), a so far unique fabric on the market capable of working with 3D polarized projection systems that use a minimum of two projectors, although it can also produce 2D holograms using a single projector.

In this sense, during Epic 3.0 three projectors were used, each with 40.000 lumens of brilliance, offering 4K resolution to create the gigantic floating holograms on the Holo-Gauze screen, the largest indoors seen so far, who filled the stage where Prydz created his music and complemented by other visual effects of the show, like an LED display and laser lights.

No size limit

The Holo-Gauze display allows holograms of any size and dimension to be produced, that are only limited to the distance the projector is located and its luminous power. Regarding other gas tissue-based visualization systems, that normally and so far create a fog effect on the image, the solution developed by Holotronica is practically invisible, almost to the 100%, which allows to create a production in high resolution and high contrast effects that leave no one indifferent.

Holo-Gauze's original idea from audiovisual artist and composer Stuart Warren-Hill, who developed this system when he needed a new type of 3D holographic and portable display to launch his own 3D Blu-ray project and electronic music CD, called Holotronica.

As Stuart Warren-Hill explains, "this event has shown the possibilities offered by Holo Gauze, combining the invisibility and ability of 3D projection to create large floating holograms and new dimensions for live performances and at all kinds of events".

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