Installation - Hologram Projection

With RGB, Werff Design, in collaboration with Afterlight, created an installation where light itself became the subject.

Based on the three primary colors red, green, and blue, this project shows how white light is constructed and how it can be visually deconstructed.

White light as a starting point

At its core, white light is a combination of red, green, and blue.

Instead of combining these colors, RGB reverses the principle: it shows what happens when you pull them apart.

For this installation, three projectors were used.

Each projector displayed exactly the same content, with one difference:

On the first projection layer, these aligned perfectly, forming a single, unified image.

Behind this first layer, the real effect appears.

Because the projectors are physically positioned slightly apart, the image subtly shifts on the surfaces behind it.

As a result, you can literally see:

What makes this installation even stronger is the role of the visitor.

As soon as someone walks through the projection, something interesting happens:

For example:

The installation does not actively respond, yet it feels interactive because your presence changes the image.

RGB proves that a strong idea matters more than complexity.

With:

An installation is created that:

In this project, light is not just a tool, but the material itself.

By making it visible, splitting it, and manipulating it, the installation becomes both technically and visually compelling.

With RGB, Werff Design shows how a clear concept can grow into a powerful experience.

By aligning technology and idea, the result is an installation that:

Looking for an installation that is not only visually strong, but also makes a concept tangible?

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