Holo-Gauze creates holographic magic for musical inspired by Lewis Carroll's work

The visual effects for Albarn's musical wonder.land have been created by 59 Productions, which has used Holotronica's Holo-Gauze solution to create the holograms that enveloped the actors in their representation.

The musical inspired by the work of Lewis Carroll, 'Alice in Wonderland', which had its debut at the Palace Theater on the occasion of the Manchester International Festival, has had a spectacular staging in which the Holo-Gauze solution of Holotronica.

This work, which has been represented under the name wonder.land, has been able to be enjoyed in Manchester since 29 from June to 12 July and will move to the National Theater in London from 27 November. It is a production by artistic director Rufus Norris of the National Theater with music by Damon Albarn and book and lyrics by Moira Buffini.

The design of its staging has been carried out by Rae Smith, who has had the participation of 59 Productions to make the video projections and with Paule Constable for the lighting.

59 Productions has used Holotronica's Holo-Gauze solution to create the video special effects and holograms that accompanied the stage.

In wonder.land, Lewis Carroll's fantasy world becomes an online game, where Alice (Aly), who is not happy either at school or at home, decides to escape showing a world in which reality and fantasy mix.

“I am delighted that the producers of wonder.land and 59 Productions will choose to use Holo-Gauze to help bring their visual effects to life”, comenta Stuart Warren-Hill, founder of Holo-Gauze and Holotronica. “It is the ideal solution for live events, as it allows the actors to perform their performance while the holographic effects appear to float in front of and around them.".

A 20-inch screen has been used to display it.×5 meters where the spectacular holograms were shown such as a giant propeller or a huge talking head. This was accompanied by numerous rotating particle effects..

Launched on the market in September 2014, Holo-Gauze has already been used in such spectacular productions as Madison Square Garde, Epic 3.0 show, or at the World Science Festival in New York to produce the visual effects for the story of Einstein's Theory of Reality.

Holo-Gauze is highly transparent and can work with 3D polarized projection systems and is also widely used as a 2D hologram effect. The Gauze display can be set up in minutes and is very lightweight and portable.

 

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