Panasonic laser projection stars in Luma mapping works 2019 in New York

Thirty laser equipment 3 Solid Shine DLP chips and a wide range of lenses from this manufacturer will be used in all event spaces to showcase the creativity of participating artists.

As exclusive sponsor of the festival's projection technology Luma 2019, the most important in the United States dedicated to artistic mapping creations, the multinational Panasonic will provide thirty DLP laser equipment 3 large format chips for the works of artists such as Bart Kresa and Maxin10sity.

It's a festival, whose imminent celebration will take place on the days 6 y 7 September in Binghamton (New York), aims to showcase the latest innovations in projection technology through the works of leading international creatives, which is completed with presentations and debates on market trends.

Luma Celebration Transforms Downtown Binghamton Into a Huge, Colorful Outdoor Art Gallery, light and sound through powerful 3D projection and animation technology.

With the assistance of more than 45.000 personas, PT-RQ22KU laser projectors, PT-RZ21KU and PT-RZ31KU of 3 chips DLP Solid Shine de Panasonic, along with a wide range of lenses from the company, They will be used in all spaces to show the vision of the participating artists (attached video from the last edition).

During your tour, Visitors will feel that local monuments become some already known and others new and also imaginary. This year, mythology, space and the relationship between humans and nature will be at the forefront of the experience.

John Baisley, vp. senior professional imaging and visual systems at Panasonic Systems Solutions in the US, this is how he explains it: “through our exclusive collaboration with Luma, Artists can treat downtown Binghamton as their canvas, transforming it into an immersive and interactive experience”.

This manufacturer's projection mapping technology “is essential,” this manager emphasizes.- to ensure guests feel like they have entered a completely different world, with which they are not familiar but that they will understand through this visual narration”.

Present in the eight spaces that make up the edition 2019 by Luma, Panasonic projection technology supports major exhibitions created by artists for the festival, like Bart Kresa's Sviatovid, in which four PT-RQ22KU DLP 4K+ laser projectors will be used 3 chips for 360º projection in a sculpture, of 4,5 meters high, inspired by a 9th century Slavic deity.

Besides, Maxin10sity's Pandora's Box will use ten PT-RZ21KU DLP Solid Shine laser projectors to delve into Greek myth, projecting a story about the most universal fears and the very nature of evil on a five-story building.

The manufacturer's projection technology will also be a key element in other exhibitions such as The Challenge by Freckled Sky, One Giant Leap by Favorite Color, Datanova by Ouchhh and GrandSon Creative y The Awakening by Light Harvest.

“Mapping is at the heart of Luma, which is why we selected a technology partner who can offer reliable products and optimal support, allowing us to magnify the different forms of creativity and artistic expression, without having to worry about downtime”, afirma Joshua Bernard, co-founder of Luma with artist Tice Lerner.

In this sense, Bernard emphasizes that “with Panasonic projection technology we are able to take our passion for evolving the art of storytelling to new levels.”, which has helped us attract some of the most creative minds from around the world for the fifth consecutive year”.