Monet’s Garden blossoms with Panasonic projectors

When FKP Scorpio and Temple Live Entertainment acquired the rights to bring the impressionist paintings of Claude Monet to life in an inspiring interactive and immersive experience for Sweden they turned to technology experts – Panasonic Connect Europe for projectors, Swiss content pioneers Projektil and world-leading system integrators Creative Technology. 

“Highly visual and immersive experiences are the new form of entertainment,” said Bozo Rasic, Managing Director of FKP Scorpio. “But to make these experiences stand out, you need the very best in visual quality and Panasonic and our team delivers that quality – day in and day out.”

“Monet’s work was often across large canvasses and it looks spectacular across the walls and floors of the experience  when brought to life digitally,” said Creative Technology Technician Rasmus Lilliestierna, one of the engineers responsible for installing the show. “But to create this incredible spectacle the set-up and the high colour quality of the projectors is critical.”

Monet’s Garden uses 37 Panasonic PT-RZ120 Series laser projectors with DLE060 and DLE150 lenses. The compact projectors are ideal for intensive use and long-lasting high brightness in immersive environments. The projectors offer high brightness of 12000lm, WUXGA resolution and a 10,000:1 contrast ratio, while the System Daylight View 3 optimises sharp and vivid images even in bright environments. The PT-RZ120 also shares optional lenses with all the Panasonic 1-Chip DLP projector family, so the same projector can be used in smaller or larger rooms.