Once again EMF was commissioned to instal projection equipment at the Old courthouse in Aylesbury for the town’s Christmas celebrations.
A fantastic festival of projections ran every evening during December and until the 12th night of January lasting for around 4 minutes each cycle was being projected from 4.30pm till 11pm onto the Old Courthouse Market Square.
For International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD), Unilever HQ, London was turned purple as part of the #PurpleLightUp project which celebrates the economic contribution made by the world’s 386 million disabled employees. Lit up with high powered video building projections the event ran for several days.
St Matthews church in Midgham was once again lit up for Remembrance weekend.
The village church is illuminated each November as stories of those who gave their lives are told in pictures.
This year the focus was on animals that died in war.
Remembrance week massive Poppies were projected for several evenings across Microsofts UK Headquarters in Reading to remember the fallen.
For the annual Westquay Autumn Half term event EMF supplied 120,000 Lumens of projections for the two 20 minute performances of beloved tunes from Mary Poppins, Matilda, Frozen, Grease, and Mama Mia. A truly magical music extravaganza.
16 x 31k projectors producing nearly 5000,000 Lumens for the start of the Barclays Women’s Super League, onto the headquarters of Barclays Bank at Canary Wharf, a 156 m tall skyscraper.
Big thanks to Barclays and the brilliant crew for making this happen.
The Barclays WSL is now the most followed women’s domestic league in the world, having gained over 2 million followers .
In honour of the NHS turning 75 large projections were spread accross Barts Health NHS Trust.
Artistic projection installation projecting onto life size dinosaur.
EMF installs permanent projections for Museums, Art Galleries, Light Show events, blue chip companies/ organisations.
With the UK hosting the Eurovision Song Concert for 2023, London celebrated with projections on Nelson’s Column, Trafalgar Square supporting the event after it was decided that the contest could not take place in Ukraine due to Russia’s invasion of the country.
Liverpool who hosted the Concert celebrated their own Nelson Monument which was surrounded by 2,500 sandbags as part of an art installation called ‘Protect the Beats’. This was to reflect statues in Ukraine which were covered up to protect them from damage during the Russian invasion and London celebrated Nelson’s Column in London projecting it in the colours of Ukraine with two High Powered Searchlights complementing building projection in yellow and blue.
WaterAid projections created an evocative light installation outside one of Britain’s first maternity hospitals featuring the silhouettes of pregnant women to show how every two seconds, a woman gives birth in a health centre without clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene.
https://www.wateraid.org/uk/media/pregnant-mothers-join-WaterAid-to-shine-a-light-on-global-maternal-health-crisis
