Matrox QuadHead2Go accompanies the exhibition of the masters of Impressionism

The traveling exhibition, which has made its debut in the Navigation Pavilion of Seville, has a large format canvas in which drivers have been used Matrox QuadHead2Go.

Drivers Matrox QuadHead2Go help the multimedia company Front Pictures to offer immersive impressionist works of art at a traveling media exhibition.

Making his debut at the Pavilion of Navigation in Seville, the Impressionist traveling media exhibition impacted viewers as Renoir's works, Van Gogh and others illuminated the large format canvas. With matrox quadhead2go controller capability, which has allowed to offer an optimal image quality, the Ukrainian multimedia company Front Pictures has made a spectacular version of the works of the most famous impressionist masters in Europe.

For Front Pictures, give life to some of the modern and distinguished paintings required a flexible and reliable videowall solution. I was looking for a stand-alone plug and play device that was capable of handling multiple high-quality Full HD displays, in addition to being compact enough to be disassembled and reassembled quickly to meet the travel needs of the exhibition.

With years of experience with matrox videowall solutions, Front Pictures opted for QuadHead2Go systems.

The software Matrox PowerWall, included with QuadHead2Go, allows front pictures to easily install and customize configurations, simplifying deployment.

Impressionist installation

The installation behind the Impressionist exhibition consists of 14 Screens, each of 4,4 meters high, covering a total of 116 metre. the exhibition content created by front pictures is hosted on the media server Screenberry company. From there, content is routed to six devices QuadHead2Go Q155, each of which captures an HDMI video signal from the media server, to display it on four projectors equipped with HDMI.

QuadHead2Go devices connect to a total of 21 Projectors BenQ TH671ST displaying ultra-high quality video on screens across 40,320×1.080 pixels for a total resolution of 43,5 megapixels.

The result is a monumental exhibition of Van Gogh's collections of still lifes of flowers, with petals that seem to float gently across the screens, among many other revitalized versions of Impressionist masterpieces.

When you play music, moving paintings delivered by QuadHead2Go video controllers and Screenberry media server transport viewers to the imagination of impressionist virtuosos.

With QuadHead2Go, Front Pictures does not sacrifice form or function. According to Yuri Kostenko, CEO of Front Pictures, QuadHead2Go has allowed the company to push the boundaries of what can be a visual experience with the convenience of a flexible and easy-to-deploy multiscreen device.

"With its ability to capture and display quality video content, Matrox QuadHead2Go videowall controllers have allowed us to provide a truly sublime art viewing experience. In addition, Compact, energy-efficient device takes up very little space, It's easy to transport and reinstall and keeps hardware and maintenance costs low.".

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