Holographic gauze projection is a technology that projects holographic images onto a gauze screen with the help of special gauze materials and optical principles;
Holographic projection has long broken the limitations of traditional screens, but it still requires a display carrier. As one of the many emerging carriers, gauze screen has many advantages:
Gauze screens are mostly super-dense woven meshes, made of polyester fiber or polyester and other materials through special processes. They are one of the lightest and thinnest carrier materials, and their cost is much lower than that of screens, projection films, etc.
The installation of the gauze screen does not need to rely on the wall, it can be installed in the air, the restrictions are greatly reduced, and it can be arbitrarily cut into a suitable size. It can also be easily folded after use, and does not occupy the site.
It has a very high sense of transparency, the image is suspended in the air, and the secondary imaging of light transmittance is used. The audience can see the performance behind through the gauze screen. The image and the performance are coordinated, with a very high artistic expression.
The mesh structure of the gauze screen will not only prevent the image from being lost and make the picture unclear, but also because of its high reflectivity, it has brighter colors than traditional curtains.
Holographic gauze screen projection is very popular due to its unique properties, especially in the field of stage art. It can be called the best solution for real-life performance + digital creativity. The following is an analysis of two famous large-scale stage plays to show you the unique charm of gauze screen projection.
