The historic Royal Exhibition Building in Melbourne transformed into a psychedelic party setting thanks to holographic projections on a sharkstooth scrim.
At the Now or Never Festival, DJ Max Cooper left a lasting impression with immersive projections on a see-through net that turned opaque when lit from a sharp angle. The result? Holographic stage effects, enhanced by installing the 6-by-10-meter fabric projection screen in front of his DJ booth. The psychedelic visuals seemed to completely surround him! Speaking of taking your DJ set to a whole new level.
The Showtex GobelinTulle scrim allows you to play with light and open up a world of dreams and illusions in your show. The right light adjustments projected on this fabric can make your performers appear and disappear like magic. This classic theatre sharkstooth scrim (or sharkstooth gauze) can also be used as a projection surface, large speaker gauze or for exhibition stands.
Scrim will become opaque when lit at a sharp angle in front of a scene that’s kept dark. As the area behind the scrim gets lighter, the scene will “bleed through” and appear. When light is taken off the scrim, it will become virtually invisible.
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