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The DIVE series for the Gyokusendo Cave
Create a mysterious space with a natural beauty and a production that emphasizes the texture. Gyokusendo Cave is a s... -
The Proumeyssac Abyss becomes a ‘cathedral of light’ with DTS
The Proumeyssac Abyss (La Gouffre de Proumeyssac), a vast natural cave of detrital limestone dubbed ‘The Cryst... -
DIVE: Extreme lighting in Mustique island
Mustique is a tiny private island (5.7 Km2) set in the Small Caribbean Antilles; a paradise full of coral reefs, fab... -
Veendam: DIVE projectors light up Rob Oost’s artwork
The Municipality of Veendam, Holland, has recently installed a statue by the artist Rob Oost in the center of the ne... -
DIVE and HELIOS BRONZE installed at ‘The Land of Legends’
‘The Land of Legends‘ is the largest water park / resort in Europe. The complex, owned by the Rixos Hote... -
Sparta Stadium revamps its facade lighting with HELIOS BRONZE and DRIVENET
The Sparta Stadium, also known as ‘The Castle’, is located in the Spangen district of Rotterdam. To cele... -
Sheikh Zayed Dubai bridge shines with HELIOS BRONZE.
Dubai is the city with the most intense urban development. All projects carried out in recent years have gigantic di... -
DIVEs add dynamic colors to Galaxy Resort water fountains.
The Galaxy Macau is a world-renowned resort located on the Cotai Strip of Macau, China. The Galaxy complex comprises... -
The Haarlemmerplein fountain shines with the DIVEs, in Amsterdam
Haarlemmerplein is a historic square in Amsterdam that connects Marnixstraat with Planciusstraat, bordering the Sing... -
Heineken Countdown Party with HELIOS
The Heineken Countdown Party 2013/2014, held in Ho Chi Minh City, was one of the top music events in Viet Nam, featu... -
HELIOS projectors join the Hamamatsu Fruit Park, Japan
Hamamatsu Fruit Park, set in Tokinosumika, Japan, is a fruit themed agricultural park, that takes advantage of Hamam... -
HELL IN THE CAVE
The Castellana Caves are a remarkable karst cave system located in the municipality of Castellana Grotte, in the pro...
