Making of rear projection on holographic foil - conceptual art

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Short "Making of" movie about multimedia project "Mine, Come on, I've got it, Mine, I'm on it!" /Já, Pojď, Mám, Já, Jdu!/. Czech conceptual artist Milena Dopitova. Holographic foil projection installation at Polansky Gallery, Prague.
Krátký "Making of" document o přípravě a instalaci holografické projekce konceptuální umělkyně Mileny Dopitové v pražské galerii Polansky. Kompletní zpracování videa, zvuku a následnou postprodukci zajišťovala firma DISK Systems, s.r.o. www.disk.cz . Dodávku a instalaci holografické folie zajišťovala firma UGO! Media, s.r.o. www.ugo-media.eu More info about the foil for example here: prodisplay.com/...

[@joshiashu85]

which transparent material can use and which is the projector?

[@theelzashow]

Hello :) So is it only a projection on a transparent 3 transparent PVC pieces? No mirror or something else?

[@RobJPhillips]

It will be cool if you get an answer. But until then, we can speculatively analyze. From what I can see, it is as simple as you described. However, the plexi is not transparent. It is covered by a slightly translucent holographic film. The film is not simply slightly translucent (82% light passing is what the spec of the foil says), it has a manufactured special way the light which passes is disbursed. prodisplay.com/products/rear-projection-film/ is the foil they used... I will be using this product in an art piece I'll make for my thesis project.

[@bluebomb49]

Awesome that's exactly what I thought. Remeber the old classic willie wanka in the chocaoate factory when they input the kid in the computer. funny

[@rudhisoegiarto7406]

are you using some lamination in that plexyglass? need your help please :)

[@RobJPhillips]

I believe they used either plexiglass or a self adhesive film applied to plexiglass. Product from this company: prodisplay.com/products/rear-projection-film/

[@JN30_84]

Pov: Your a vocaloid fan

[@alessandromejia2481]

what type of proyector you used? i mean of how many lumens pls

[@DISK_Systems]

5000 ansi

[@jevhanseechurn4746]

Does anyone know what they use to hang the screen from the ceiling ?

[@DISK_Systems]

Thin metal wire.

[@jevhanseechurn4746]

disktv thanks do you also know what they use to connect the wire to the screen

[@DISK_Systems]

Just simple hole to the plexiglass screen :-)

[@jevhanseechurn4746]

disktv thanks 😄

[@justimagine2403]

This is just Pepper's Ghost.

[@haniekazizie9072]

how to make the glasses?

[@ProjectorsScreen]

This video will work in any projector front and rear screen welldone

[@loggginj]

lol

[@doramiller7424]

What Gauze is this?

[@nicoleren42]

Dora Miller holographic film,we have

ten pocit když je to česky a všichni píšou anglicky :DDDDD

[@alexanders860]

No i po polsku można chyba :)

[@petenicezz]

whats the see through screen called?

[@JackieBright]

a piece ofglass

But sometimes some plastic sheets are used. There is a plenty of tricks of that, And is not bad to know which exact material they use

[@Ilovecruise]

8 Bit Otaku actually it is some of of foil that has 99% transparency formed by three layers ultra thin special material not a piece of glass

[@TheAmoscokkie]

the glass is a glass but is pasted with acrylic film which allows the rear projector to project on the see through. One example is 3m vikuiti rear projection film

[@angelalvarez2403]

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