2024 was the second year that South African lighting designer Renaldo van den Berg has lit the prestigious Metro FM Awards, which is a leading celebration of African musical talent and creativity.
Every bit of magic has more than a little technology behind it. The unveiling of the new Mercedes G-Class all electric wagon at Franklin Canyon Park in Beverly Hills was living proof of that but the transformative power of tech wizardry wasn’t limited only to this new vehicle. It also sparkled throughout the entire event.
The Paris Olympic Games have come to an end, leaving behind a summer full of unforgettable moments of passion and warmth. SHOWVEN's special effects dazzled the world during the opening ceremony, marking its second Olympic appearance after the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics.
180 GLP impression X5 IP Bar 1000 and 60 JDC2 IP impress with performance, variety and reliability within the organic stage design of the Austrian EDM spectacular. The Electric Love electronic music festival promised music, spirit, adventure and community.
The Royal Conservatory of Antwerp recently undertook the transition from conventional to LED lighting with a cutting-edge lighting system upgrade that features Elation KL and FUZE series luminaires.
Robe’s new iBOLT made its French debut in grand style at a recent ‘Monumental’ event at the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Laon Aisne in the Hauts-de-France. Monumental is an interactive music and visual live experience concept imagined and presented by DJ, music producer and live experience innovator Michael Canitrot.
Magic flourishes in the fields at Worthy Farm. How else to explain the sudden appearance of beautiful, unexpected unicorn events every year at Glastonbury? The 2024 edition of the iconic festival was no exception.
Flames, lasers, and lights lit up the night sky at Glastonbury 2024 as the Arcadia stage presented Dragonfly — a sculptural installation, a stage, a live show, and a world of multifaceted experiences, taking the art of transforming recycled industrial and military scrap to new dimensions.
The ancient city of At-Turaif, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is now a stunning nighttime spectacle, due to the artistry of Speirs Major Light Architecture (SMLA) supported by 3,200 lighting fixtures by Martin Professional.
Lighting designer Jo Kilgour created edgy and graceful lighting for Hatupatu/Kurungaituku: a forbidden love, a breathtaking new aerial dance work produced by Aotearoa’s boundary-pushing kaupapa Māori theatre company, Taki Rua Productions.
