Holographic screen

Holographic projection, a burgeoning high-tech technique, leverages the principles of interference and diffraction to record and reproduce genuine three-dimensional images. This technology represents a revolutionary innovation that is transforming people’s aesthetic perceptions of traditional stage audio-visual technologies. With its science fiction-like effects, it creates a dual world of virtual and real experiences, finding widespread applications across various aspects of society.

Gauze screen

Typically made from thin cotton or synthetic materials with a mesh-like structure, gauze screens are semi-transparent curtains. Besides their inherent lightness and ability to be folded into various decorative forms, they also permit light to pass through. Lighting the gauze screen from behind reveals figures and spaces hidden behind it, thus facilitating the creation of dreamlike and virtual scenes. Illuminating the screen from the front can accentuate images painted on the gauze, while backlighting from behind the screen makes the front images appear to vanish, creating an illusion of a vague and dreamy space.

Technical data:

Gain: 1.3

Viewing angle: 150°

Screen color: white