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Liseberg
Old Beijing: WATCHOUT creates a 228 m mural, 56 projectors. Image courtesy Audio Visual Technique.
Balder roller coaster – Martin dynamic lighting installation since 2002
Gothenburg, Sweden
Engineered for the eye Wild thrill rides, Ferris wheel, or performance
Ron Arad’s Curtain Call Installation, Roundhouse: 360 °projection on silicone cord. Photo Ron Arad Studio.
stage, Sweden’s Liseberg amusement park uses impactful dynamic lighting schemes to create more exciting nighttime experiences that improve aesthetics and attract customers – and extend their stay - for a serious bottom line impact.
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