What are Large-Scale Holographic Installations?

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At LC, we are specialised in museum-scale installation. Each is developed in response to its architectural context, spatial proportions and viewing conditions. Holographic imagery, physical structures and scenographic elements are composed as a unified work, allowing the installation to exist as an integrated spatial experience rather than as an independent display.

 

Corresponding to the intention, holographic media may exist independently or in dialogue with architecture, stage design and physical objects.

 

Large-Scale Holographic Installations explore the perception of presence through light, image and architectural space. Conceived at an environmental scale, they transform spatial settings into holographic compositions where digital imagery becomes part of the built environment.

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Contexts

Large-Scale Holographic Installations are realised across museums, theatres, cultural and architectural environments and performance venues. The scale is subject to both the venue and it's capacity, as well as the audience and their viewing filed and distance.