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ISE opening address speaker Bart Kresa, has designed Sviatovid, a faceted, five metre tall projection sculpture. It is the successor to the iconic Shogyo Mujo, which debuted at the Burning Man Festival in Black Rock Desert, Nevada, USA in 2014. According to the technology vendor involved, Panasonic; 'The new sculpture is set to create a new benchmark in audio visual art and will be illuminated through 360° in True 4K using four Panasonic PT-RQ32 4K, 30,000lm laser projectors'.
The world premiere of Sviatovid will mark the launch of the new BARTKRESA Academy, which offers recent art school graduates the chance to learn projection mapping on a training course at Kresa's studio in Lublin, Poland. Following ISE, the sculpture will find residence at the Centre for the Meeting of Cultures in Lublin.
"The high-level of design and production that we have achieved with Sviatovid--high resolution, four times 4K, 120,000 lumens, and a complete transformation of the sculpture--is innovative. When I think of the best place in the world to premiere cutting edge new work, I think of ISE. We are so appreciative of Panasonic for collaborating with us on this project, and to ISE for supporting the premiere," commented Bart Kresa.
Mike Blackman, Integrated Systems Events Managing Director commented: "This the first time Sviatovid will be shown anywhere, so we are delighted that Bart has chosen ISE to debut the piece, which is sure to provide a stunning centrepiece for the show."
"Bart Kresa is one of the world's foremost projection artists who has contributed to iconic works such as the Game of Thrones series premiere party and the mapping of NASA's Endeavour Space Shuttle," said Hartmut Kulessa, European Marketing Manager for Panasonic. "Given the brightness and resolution of the projection on a relatively small surface, this is likely to be a real highlight and a great photo opportunity at this year's exhibition."
Sviatovid will be on display outside Hall 1 and 2 (Entrance K) throughout ISE at The RAI, Amsterdam from 5-8 February.
Bart Kresa will also give the ISE 2019 Opening Address which will take place at 18.00 on 4 February at the Forum, RAI Amsterdam.
An even bigger projection sculpture is created at the new 650 room, 25 story Hotel at the Rai convention center, the nhow. The hotel provides the canvas for ISE projection mapping. As the facade is all glass it had to be completely covered with foil.
Specially created content will be projected onto the nhow Amsterdam RAI Hotel from 15.00 - 20.00 each day throughout the week of the ISE show. The projection mapping showcase will be delivered by ISE 2019 Technology Partner and media server and digital display specialist Green Hippo, working alongside hire and production experts LANG, a long-term ISE Platinum Sponsor and Technology Partner. ISE Technology Partner Panasonic is supplying the projectors.
The daily display will demonstrate the latest in projection mapping technology and include live feeds from the ISE show floor.
Content for the presentation is being created by 3D-mapping specialist Tenfeet working in collaboration with Green Hippo. This content will be focused on the concept of diversity as well as on the construction and design inspiration behind the nhow hotel, showcasing popular media manipulation and projection techniques.
Technical planning and implementation of this unique project is being managed by LANG. Its primary challenge is to transform the glass façade of the nhow Amsterdam RAI into a projection surface that can support projection mapping. Working with ProDisplay, a specialist in innovative display solutions, the solution is to implement a complete ‘foiling’ of the glass interior of the hotel. For projection, LANG will use 14 Panasonic PT-RZ31K projectors, providing around 400,000 lumens. Using Hippotizer V4+ Media Servers Green Hippo’s 3D mapping applications will be used to map live data visualisations, custom content and perspective mapping onto the hotel.
Mike Blackman, Managing Director of Integrated Systems Events, commented: “This unique showcase brings together the elements that make ISE such a special occasion – the harnessing of state-of-the-art technology with some of the world’s finest creative minds and production experts to creative a unique, immersive experience. It’s an exciting addition to ISE 2019.”
The world premiere of Sviatovid will mark the launch of the new BARTKRESA Academy, which offers recent art school graduates the chance to learn projection mapping on a training course at Kresa's studio in Lublin, Poland. Following ISE, the sculpture will find residence at the Centre for the Meeting of Cultures in Lublin.
"The high-level of design and production that we have achieved with Sviatovid--high resolution, four times 4K, 120,000 lumens, and a complete transformation of the sculpture--is innovative. When I think of the best place in the world to premiere cutting edge new work, I think of ISE. We are so appreciative of Panasonic for collaborating with us on this project, and to ISE for supporting the premiere," commented Bart Kresa.
Mike Blackman, Integrated Systems Events Managing Director commented: "This the first time Sviatovid will be shown anywhere, so we are delighted that Bart has chosen ISE to debut the piece, which is sure to provide a stunning centrepiece for the show."
"Bart Kresa is one of the world's foremost projection artists who has contributed to iconic works such as the Game of Thrones series premiere party and the mapping of NASA's Endeavour Space Shuttle," said Hartmut Kulessa, European Marketing Manager for Panasonic. "Given the brightness and resolution of the projection on a relatively small surface, this is likely to be a real highlight and a great photo opportunity at this year's exhibition."
Sviatovid will be on display outside Hall 1 and 2 (Entrance K) throughout ISE at The RAI, Amsterdam from 5-8 February.
Bart Kresa will also give the ISE 2019 Opening Address which will take place at 18.00 on 4 February at the Forum, RAI Amsterdam.
An even bigger projection sculpture is created at the new 650 room, 25 story Hotel at the Rai convention center, the nhow. The hotel provides the canvas for ISE projection mapping. As the facade is all glass it had to be completely covered with foil.
Specially created content will be projected onto the nhow Amsterdam RAI Hotel from 15.00 - 20.00 each day throughout the week of the ISE show. The projection mapping showcase will be delivered by ISE 2019 Technology Partner and media server and digital display specialist Green Hippo, working alongside hire and production experts LANG, a long-term ISE Platinum Sponsor and Technology Partner. ISE Technology Partner Panasonic is supplying the projectors.
The daily display will demonstrate the latest in projection mapping technology and include live feeds from the ISE show floor.
Content for the presentation is being created by 3D-mapping specialist Tenfeet working in collaboration with Green Hippo. This content will be focused on the concept of diversity as well as on the construction and design inspiration behind the nhow hotel, showcasing popular media manipulation and projection techniques.
Technical planning and implementation of this unique project is being managed by LANG. Its primary challenge is to transform the glass façade of the nhow Amsterdam RAI into a projection surface that can support projection mapping. Working with ProDisplay, a specialist in innovative display solutions, the solution is to implement a complete ‘foiling’ of the glass interior of the hotel. For projection, LANG will use 14 Panasonic PT-RZ31K projectors, providing around 400,000 lumens. Using Hippotizer V4+ Media Servers Green Hippo’s 3D mapping applications will be used to map live data visualisations, custom content and perspective mapping onto the hotel.
Mike Blackman, Managing Director of Integrated Systems Events, commented: “This unique showcase brings together the elements that make ISE such a special occasion – the harnessing of state-of-the-art technology with some of the world’s finest creative minds and production experts to creative a unique, immersive experience. It’s an exciting addition to ISE 2019.”