ECLIPSE, PARIS
A night installation: the propellers recompose into a single shape seen from the forecourt.
Several holograms placed to the millimetre: from the right viewpoint, the images recompose into one single floating shape.
Each propeller only shows a fragment. Placed to the millimetre in the volume, and seen from one precise spot, they recompose into a single image — a logo, a word, a shape suspended in space.
The layout is written for your venue: church nave, façade, courtyard, lobby. The site visit is what makes the effect, because that is where the audience viewpoint and every propeller position get fixed.
The format earns its place when the venue is part of the work and there is an obvious viewpoint to exploit. If it has to be performed live in front of a seated audience, Holo 5 is the better fit.
A nave, a cloister, a courtyard: the shape appears in the volume of the place, with nothing hung on it and nothing projected.
The logo reassembles in mid-air exactly where people take photographs. It is the image guests take home.
Propellers hidden in the trees or along a façade, revealing themselves as visitors walk the route.
A tricky venue, a precise staging, content to design from scratch: we write the setup with you.
Anamorphosis is priced per venue, not per catalogue. The values below give the order of magnitude for a four- to six-propeller layout.
Anamorphosis cannot be quoted without a site visit: that is what sets the number of propellers, their positions and the audience viewpoint.
Dimensioned plans, power requirements, safety sheet and rider — to pass on to your stage manager.
A night installation: the propellers recompose into a single shape seen from the forecourt.
The logo reassembled in mid-air, calibrated on the guests’ viewpoint.
Anamorphosis starts with a site visit. Tell us about the venue, the date and the audience viewpoint: we come back with a layout and a quote.