Panasonic projectors merge art and technology at the Velázquez Tech Museum

To carry out immersive experiences, he Velázquez Tech Museum has used projectors Panasonic PT-RZ660 and PT- RZ120, as well as the ET-DLE060 and ET-DLE035 optics.

Inaugurated last April, The Velázquez Tech Museum has managed to bring art closer to the public in a striking and interactive way through an immersive experience of 360 degrees. To achieve this fusion between art and technology, Panasonic projectors have been used.. This project, created and promoted by Antonio Azzato, invites visitors to begin a journey through the different interpretations of Velázquez's most famous work, through videomapping techniques, interactive systems and holograms.

Para poder desarrollar esta manera de vivir el arte, y lograr las experiencias inmersivas con las que el espectador siente que se encuentra en el interior de un espectáculo sensorial, el Velázquez Tech Museum ha utilizado los proyectores Panasonic PT-RZ660 y PT- RZ120, así como la ópticas ET-DLE060 y la ulta corta ET-DLE035.

Ocho proyectores PT-RZ660 con óptica ET-DLE060 son los encargados de mapear cada una de las ocho gigantescas Meninas que han sido reinterpretadas por el artista en la segunda sala del museo, convirtiendo cada una de ellas en un espectáculo de luz y color.

On the other hand, un proyector PT-RZ660 con óptica ET-DLE060 y un PT-RZ120 con óptica ultra corta ET-DLE035 han sido utilizados para la instalación del holograma del mismísimo Velázquez, that comes to life in Azzato's interpretation.

Finally, two PT-RZ660 projectors with ET-DLE060 optics are responsible for a mapping that is shown on the Mini-Meninas wall, where a documentary video about the Meninas Steet Gallery project is projected, which was the seed of the current Velázquez Tech Museum.

“The projectors of 1 “Panasonic DLP chip together with the optics have been the perfect choice to create this 360º immersive experience and learn the secrets of the work of Velázquez”, comments Enrique Jiménez, Panasonic design and communication manager.

The combination of Panasonic projectors and visual systems makes the journey between the rooms of the Velázquez Tech Museum become an authentic experience in image quality, resolution and color for the viewer.

As published in Digital AV Magazine, Fly OFF has been, as a technology partner, has been in charge of the supply and installation of all the audiovisual equipment and has been in charge of both the exhibition design and the visual and interactive content of the exhibition.

Its realization required more than six months of work with an important human team that included Enrique Jiménez for the exhibition design and coordination between the technical and creative teams., Miguel Padilla and Manu Arranz in the creation of the visual content or Fernando Carabias in the configuration and technical development, inter alia.