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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.
The Top-5 Rosco Spectrum Blogs Of 2019
A look back on the most popular Rosco Spectrum Blog posts of 2019.
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.
Image Spot® Shines A Light On Organ & Tissue Donation
Donor Alliance and LD Heather Smith installed Rosco Image Spots and Custom Glass Gobos at several hospitals throughout Colorado & Wyoming to raise awareness for organ and tissue donation.
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.
Highlighting An Iconic Dallas Landmark With Gobo Projections
Essential Light Design Studio used Rosco Image Spot LED Projectors and customized Rosco Gobos to highlight three iconic roof-top water tanks in the West End Dallas skyline.
Creating Brilliant, Sharp Projections On Uneven Surfaces
The design team for the De Bastei cultural centre in Nijmegen, Netherlands chose the Rosco Image Spot to project informational text directly onto the stonework of its archaeological ruins.
Shining An Image Spot® On The Hospitality Industry
Two hospitality venues share how they project their branded messages using the Rosco Image Spot gobo projector.
Projecting A City’s History With Rosco Image Spot®
Lighting Designer Micha Margalit used Rosco Custom Glass Gobos inside our Image Spot LED Projector to display scenes of ancient daily life directly onto the archaeological ruins inside Israel’s Bet She’an National Park.