Holograms
We produce holographic pieces for museums, exhibitions, and branded spaces—from display cases where objects come to life to life-size figures. They allow you to showcase what cannot be physically displayed or bring a person or story to life.
An exhibition hologram is an image that appears to float in mid-air, with no visible screen. In a museum, it lets you display an artifact not in the collection, reconstruct an object that no longer exists, or bring a character to life to address visitors directly. At the Museo del Deporte Santafesino, for example, the tour features life-size holograms of major sports figures.
Scales and formats
We work across various scales and technologies depending on what you want to show and the available space: holographic display cases for objects, medium-sized setups integrated into exhibit furniture, and human-scale figures. The choice depends on viewing distance, room lighting, and whether the piece needs to coexist with real objects.
Content is half the work
A hologram only works if the content is produced specifically for the format: background, framing, lighting, and movement are completely different from standard video. That's why we produce the content alongside the physical display, rather than separately.
How we work
We define what to showcase and at what scale; select the right technology for the space; produce the content for the holographic format; build or integrate the display into the exhibition design; and set it up with simple controls for museum staff.
Case studies
Frequently asked questions
It depends on the technology and the scale. Holographic pieces usually need controlled lighting, so the room's lighting is defined together with the piece from the route design stage.
Yes. We produce human-scale holographic figures, such as those at the Museo del Deporte Santafesino, where we didn't just feature a single person, but a whole group interacting on a custom-built set. Check out our Museo del Deporte case study to see more!
It depends on the chosen technology. A life-sized Pepper's Ghost hologram requires a significant backstage footprint to conceal screens, hardware, and projectors with the necessary throw distances. These projects are fully mapped out in blueprints and deployed with engineering precision.
Let's talk about your project
Tell us what you have in mind. The assistant takes the first details and the team gets back to you.