Holo-Gauze creates the world's largest hologram again for the Epic show 5.0 de eric when

The international DJ of Swedish origin Eric Pryd once again used this Holotronica 3D visualization solution to create great holographic effects during his concert in London's Victoria Park; a show designed by Real Time Environmental Systems (RES) which has surpassed in scale and impact the previous ones.

The Holo-Gauze 3D visualization solution, developed by Holotronica, has been a fundamental element in helping the specialist Real Time Environmental Systems (RES), as well as creative director Liam Tomaszewski, to design and surpass in visual impact the show of DJ Eric Prydz with his electronic music show, Epic video and lighting 5.0 (Eric Prydz in Concert), held recently in London's Victoria Park in front of an audience of 15.000 personas.

Six hundred laser beams, ten million video pixels, holograms of 20 meters wide are, in general terms, part of this great audiovisual party that did not disappoint its fans, with innovative light effects, laser beams, animations, giant astronaut holograms, satellites and tornadoes that rotated around the stage and over the audience to the rhythm of the music.

The animations were projected onto the huge transparent and reflective Holo-Gauze screen. (of 20×9 metros) to create the world's largest hologram so far in this type of spectacle. Four RZ31K model laser projectors Panasonic, with a luminosity of 30.000 lumens each, merged to project a single image and optical illusion, created by Liam Tomaszewski, on the Holo-Gaze ​​screen, who stood in front of Prydz.

Plus Holo-Gauze Display, The show was completed with a huge 'V'-shaped LED screen (Vanish, of 2,304×576 pixels), located on the back wall of the stage, and a second (also in the same way) to form a visual and animated cube around the Swedish DJ.

As the inventor of Holo-Gauze and CEO of Holotronica has pointed out, Stuart Warren-Hill, “I am absolutely delighted that RES asked us again to participate in Eric Prydz's latest Epic show, in which our screen is ideal for live events like this, since it allows the performers to place themselves behind our almost invisible gauze, while visually impressive holographic effects are displayed that appear to float in front of them.".

Since it appeared on the market in autumn 2014, Holo-Gauze has become a visual element of many live shows, as already mentioned Digital AV Magazine con el show Epic 3.0 by Eric Prydz at Madison Square Garden and at Epic 4.0, for facilitating the creation of the largest indoor hologram effect ever made, that currently distributes Gerrits in Russia, United Kingdom and other European countries.

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