The digital work 'Numina', with Christie projection technology, logra el Lumen Prize 2017

Created by artist Zarah Hussain for the Barbican Center, This digital sculpture is powered by two Christie HS Series laser phosphor projectors., managed with Pandoras Box, which has now been recognized with this important award in the Popular Choice category.

Located in the lobby of the London cultural center Barbican Centre, The sculpture 'Numina' is a large hexagonal grid illuminated by projection mapping - which is carried out with two 1DLP laser phosphor projectors from the HS Series. Christie, with its BoldColor technology and managed with Pandoras Box-, with geometric motifs on a sculpture created with tessellated pyramids.

Of great attractiveness and impact, Christie took charge of the screening within the framework of the long-term collaboration agreement she has contracted with this cultural center. (more details in Digital AV), which now has a Lumen Prize in the Popular Election Category in its edition 2017.

Zarah Hussain (in the attached image) focuses his work on the intersection between science and spirituality, combining contemporary digital art and traditional, hand-drawn Islamic geometry in his creative practice.

The opportunity to work in this center and use Christie technology to express his ideas was an incentive to shape 'Numina': “The capacity and power of the projections exceeded all my expectations,” he said.. Even in bright daylight, The animation shined spectacularly.”.

For your part, James Belso, Christie Senior Sales Director, has indicated that for the company “it is an immense pleasure to contribute to the creation of such an extraordinary creative project.”. Thanks to current advances in projection technology, When conceiving their works of digital art, artists can today think 'big' and without skimping on brilliance.".

Christie's partnership with the Barbican Center focuses “on providing artists with the latest audiovisual technologies and helping them create fascinating experiences.”, shocking and attractive to the public”, Puntaliza Belso.

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