Christie brings to life the first mountain and lake mapping in China

For the realization of the light and sound show 'Poetic Dreams of Ganchuan', en lago Nanbei de Zhejiang, have been used 16 1DLP laser projectors Christie, including high gloss models DWU23-HS, DWU1400-GS, y DWU760-iS.

Los Christie 1DLP laser projectors have given life to the first immersive projection mapping show in China that combines mountain landscapes, sea and lake. Timito ‘Poetic Dreams of Ganchuan’ (Ganchuan Poetic Dreams), he sound and light show is featured in the picturesque Nanbei Lake, in Zhejiang province.

This production reinterprets the ancient culture of the Southern Song Dynasty and the 'Eight Scenic Landscapes of Ganchuan' through innovative projection mapping techniques. Along an outdoor route 3,5 kilometers, The experience features six scenes, driven by 16 Christie 1DLP laser projectors, including high gloss models DWU23-HS, DWU1400-GS, y DWU760-iS.

The project, carried out by Jianye Display, partner de Christie, It posed challenges ranging from traversing swamps and steep terrain to achieving accurate projection over natural landscapes..

Leveraging your experience and Christie projection technology, Display managed the entire projection workflow - from preliminary layout design and projector layout to installation and systems integration- transforming the environment into a dynamic cultural canvas.

“Christie projectors, with brightness ranging from 7.150 until the 23.650 lumens, “They really stood out in this project”, comment Ke Zhou, Hubei District Regional Manager at Jianye Display. “Its brightness and resolution allowed us to create vivid and detailed images on complex natural surfaces.”. “Color accuracy and contrast remained impressive in every scene.”.

Five Christie DWU1400-GS projectors provided visuals for the live performance ‘White Herons in Spring Bloom’, while four other DWU1400-GS projectors brought to life the poetic scenes of 'Whispers of Dreams Between Fog and Rain' and 'New Luminous Moon', the latter with images projected on a floating balloon that represents a full moon.

For your part, six Christie DWU23-HS projectors powered two visual experiences: 'Illuminated stone bridge', where images of red lotuses and colorful butterflies danced on the bridge; e ‘Danqing Enlightenment: Paint the stone with light” that captivated the public with radiant and painterly visuals. A DWU760-iS projector added dynamic energy to the ‘Blue Stone in Motion’ performance.

To ensure reliable operation, All projection equipment was protected from the elements and installed using roof supports and reinforced structures to resist wind and possible seismic movements.. Cables were buried or mounted in the ceiling to avoid short circuits, and adequate ventilation was ensured. Besides, were implemented emergency solutions such as removable curtains and protective covers in case of extreme weather conditions.

The immersive show has attracted tens of thousands of visitors overnight and contributed to local economic activity, especially in the restaurant and hospitality sectors. Recognized by the China Entertainment Industry Association as a model of innovation in the integration between culture and tourism, The project has consolidated Nanbei Lake as an important reference for cultural tourism in the Yangtze River Delta.

“Robust performance, The reliability and versatility of our 1DLP laser projectors made them the ideal choice for such a creative and technically demanding installation.. “This project is an excellent example of how technology and culture can merge perfectly to redefine the tourist experience.”, comments April Qin, senior sales director for China at Christie.