Christie's GS Series Laser Phosphorus Reconstructs the Splendor of the Only Chinese Empress

In the new Chinese national park Luoyang City Relics Park, five Christie DWU555-GS laser phosphor projectors create stunning images that serve as the backdrop for a gigantic table, in which a model recreates the ancient splendor of the city of Luoyang, which was the imperial capital of China.

Wu Zetian was the first and only woman to occupy the Chinese imperial throne. In Luoyang City Relics Park, the life-size reproduction of two emblematic towers that symbolize the rise and opulence of the period ruled by Empress Wu stands out., which he ordered to be built during his reign and which were described as authentic architectural miracles.

At the moment, with its nine floors, the reconstructed Ming Tang tower houses the spectacular model, of 130 square meters and reproduced to scale 1:800, from the ancient city of Luoyang, which was the imperial capital of China during the Sui dynasties (589-618 d. C.) and Tang (618-907 d.C.), for which five GS Series laser phosphor projectors Christie produce extraordinary images that serve as a backdrop to it.

Some highly realistic visuals, with blue skies, birds flying, reed boats sailing down the river and a horizon of endless mountains, whose images are projected by said laser phosphor systems, that have been mounted on the ceiling, according to the installation carried out by Wincomn Technology, partner de Christie.

DWU555-GS projectors offer Full HD resolution, with a luminosity of 5.400 lumens and lighting 20.000 guaranteed hours, since there is no need to replace lamps and filters, to offer uninterrupted operation 24/7 and maximum flexibility in its placement, even in portrait.

As Tony Chen explains, director general de Wincomn Technology, “When it comes to choosing a projection system, the end user is very selective and always wants the best. This time he decided on the Christie DWU555-GS projectors for their impressive performance, extraordinary results and the large number of advantages they offer. The large projection canvas that acts as the background of the exhibition table forced us to opt for a product capable of projecting images homogeneously, to form a unique panorama that would revive the culture and history of antiquity”.

One of the decisive factors of this election has been “its 20.000 low cost operating hours, just what the user was looking for. But also, GS Series offers long-lasting shine, exact color reproduction, image quality, reliability in operation 24/7 and ability to blend and warping on curved surfaces, becoming the best projection solution for this type of cultural installations, recreational and thematic, Chen assures.