The Reel Store chooses Barco as an immersive digital art projection partner

The technology agreement converts ship in the supplier of projection equipment of The Reel Store, the new digital art gallery, that will be inaugurated next year 13 May, in the English city of Coventry.

In the wake of the huge popularity of immersive art spaces around the world, the UK's first permanent immersive digital art gallery, Called The Reel Store, will open its doors in Coventry next year 13 May 2022.

This new space will have innovative experiential art commissions on a permanent basis, becoming one of the cultural attractions of the English city of Coventry, as part of the legacy program of the City of Culture of the country, to be developed over the next four years (more data in Digital AV).

The main exhibition space of 800 m² created by Coventry City of Culture Trust, It will house a large videomapping canvas thanks to the installation of multiple high-quality video projectors and an immersive sound system.

To do this, ship will provide fourteen laser projectors of the model G100-W22, A single-chip computer with a power of 22.000 Lumens and WUXGA resolution, as part of the technology partnership agreement to provide Reel Store visitors with the best possible visual experience.

"We are delighted to have Barco's support at Reel Store., that will be a true jewel in the crown for the city, he said. Martin Sutherland, chief executive of the Coventry City of Culture Trust-. It is a world leader in its field and the technology it provides will help us create truly immersive and spectacular exhibitions for gallery visitors who will come from the city., the country and the whole world".

The same, Richard Marples, Barco Sales Director, "We have been fortunate to have contributed to similar exhibitions and installations around the world., and now we are hugely honoured to collaborate on the UK's first permanent immersive digital art gallery.".

As this newspaper has already advanced, The first exhibition will be Machine Memoirs: space , by the Turkish-American audiovisual artist Refik Anadol, which was first shown in Istanbul, in which the technology of artificial intelligence (AI) to reimagine two million images of space, publicly available, taken by the satellites and telescopes of the fish trap and the International Space Station.

Machine Memoirs: Space offers a cinematic experience of 360º accompanied by 3D audio, allowing audiences to experience the beauty and spectacle of space science, created entirely through AI.

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