Symbiotica - The Show 

Imagine yourself seated in a theatre.

The house lights dim, and before you, a large, free-standing curved screen wraps at least 120 degrees around your field of vision, enveloping you and the rest of the audience in a sweeping, panoramic visual landscape. The curvature of the screen enhances the sense of immersion, pulling you into the world of the performance, filling your peripheral vision and making the visuals feel lifelike and immediate.

The narrator, an actor, begins our journey into the more-than-human world. They are our guide, weaving a story amidst the immersive visions on screen. As the musicians begins to play, synchronised high-definition projections dance across the entire curved surface. The images are crisp and vibrant, seamlessly blended from multiple projectors so that the visuals flow smoothly across the expanse of the screen. 

A three-dimensional holographic effect appears at the front of the stage. Life-sized holographic figures or objects seem to materialise in mid-air, floating and interacting with the performers. These 3D projections give the illusion that digital elements are sharing the stage with the musicians, adding a magical layer to the live performance.

The panoramic projection and holographic visuals creates a sense of being inside the story, rather than just watching it. The visuals respond to the music in real time, shifting in colour, form, and intensity, making you feel as though you are part of an unfolding, multi-sensory narrative. The boundary between the stage and the audience dissolves, and you are transported into the immersive world of Symbiotica.