Designers projected ancient family crests onto the walls of Nagoya Castle for a festival that celebrated Japan’s fusion of tradition & technology.
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Window Projections Reveal The Hidden City
The artists at Knomad Colab used Rosco Image Spot Minis to create window projections for a series of pop-up light art activations around Philadelphia.
Re-creating Passageways Of The Past With Gobo Projections
Rosco Image Spot Gobo Projectors create gobo projections that re-create historical details on the side of Le Musée des Augustins in Toulouse, France.
How To Create Mountainous Scenery With Rosco Gobo Projections
Lighting Designer Don Darnutzer used a combination of handmade lighting masks & Rosco patterns to create mountainous gobo projections for a production of “Carmen.”
Gobo Projections + Augmented Reality Highlight The History Of Vitré, France
The mediaeval city of Vitré France has installed over 40 Image Spot fixtures to create gobo projections that come alive when viewed through a mobile app.
Highlighting The Architectural Details Of A Gothic Façade With Rosco Image Spots®
As a part of their effort to improve the nighttime landscape of Ciudad Rodrigo in Spain, designers used Image Spots and customized gobos to accentuate the Gothic details on the city’s Palacio de Montarco.
Projected Gobos Showcase “Photosynthesis” At San Francisco’s Conservatory Of Flowers
Designers at Obscura Digital chose Rosco Custom Glass Gobos to project flowers & leaves onto San Francisco’s historic Conservatory of Flowers for an installation of their “Photosynthesis” light art series.
Experiencing Westminster Bridge Road In A Whole New Light
As a part of the Westminster Bridge Regeneration Project, Michael Grubb Studio specified several Image Spot fixtures with Rosco Custom B&W Glass Gobos to enhance one of the busiest roads in London.
Painting The Pavement With Projected Kandinsky Artwork
Lighting Designer Paulina Villalobos chose Rosco’s gobo projection solutions to re-create characters from Kandinsky’s “Blue Sky” in the plaza outside the Artequin Museum in Santiago de Chile.