The master designer Bart Kresa premieres his latest work at ISE 2019

The Amsterdam fair has been the setting chosen by Bart Kresa for the debut of his latest work of projection mapping, Sviatovid. For its staging, four Panasonic PT-RQ32 4K laser projectors have been used. 30.000 Lumens.

Panasonic E Integrated Systems Europe have joined that more than one hundred thousand people can see during this week in ISE the latest work of projection mapping of the master designer Bart Kresa.

Sviatovid, A five-meter-high projection sculpture, is the successor to the iconic Shogyo Mujo that performed at the Burning Man Festival at 2014, held in the Black Rock Desert, in the U.S. state of Nevada. This new sculpture seeks to become a new point of reference in the world of audiovisual art. For the staging have been used four laser projectors Panasonic PT-RQ32 4K 30.000 Lumens.

"The high level of design and production we have achieved with Sviatovid (high resolution, four times 4K, 120.000 lumens and a complete transformation of sculpture) It's something really innovative. If I consider what is the best place in the world to release a new avant-garde work, I always think of ISE", explains Bart Kresa.

Along with the world premiere of Sviatovid, the inauguration of the new Bartkresa Academy has also taken place., which will offer recent graduates of art schools the opportunity to learn mapping with projection in a training course taught at the Kresa studio located in Lublin (Poland).

"Bart Kresa is one of the world's foremost projection artists., and has collaborated on such emblematic works as the premiere party of the Game of Thrones series and the mapping of NASA's space shuttle Endeavour", adds Hartmut Kulessa, Panasonic's European Marketing Director. It is a projection with a high brightness and resolution on a relatively small surface, So we are sure that it will be one of the highlights of this year's exhibition, as well as an excellent photo opportunity".

Sviatovid is exposed outside the Pavilions 1 and 2 (Input K) and once the fair is over, the sculpture will be permanently exhibited at the Centre for the Meeting of Cultures in Lublin.

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