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Large scale christmas projection with dynamic effect of falling stars and snow on the building fascade of shopping centre AUPARK Bratislava. The projection is the main part of outdoor christmas lighting during 2016 christmas season.
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 For our customer, NULL s.r.o., we installed projection of pink kisses and NYX logo projection on the shopping centre building fascade in Bratislava. The projection is a part of advertising campaign supporting the first NYX PROFESSIONAL MAKEUP store opening in Slovakia.
Information about casting Schwarzkopf Elite Model Look 2016 Slovakia Aupark Bratislava projected on the facade on the building
 Building projection Realization: MARLOX s.r.o. - www.gobo-projector.eu Graphic atwork: EMA KLEIN & MUW Saatchi & Saatchi -www.muw.saatchi.sk
During the Valentine's day flying hearts on the building facade greeted the visitors of the AUPARK shopping center. We will light your building - contact us: info@marlox.net
For our partner, DD studio in Latvia we have delivered DERKSEN projectors that are used in the permanent exposition of the museum Atashgah temple in Baku, Azerbaijan. More about the project: HERE
PROJEctors PHOS at the exhibition "Preserving the World. Museum Ritual in the Digital Age"25/1/2016 For the exhibition „Preserving the World. Museum Ritual in the Digital Age„ we have supplied Slovak national gallery with PHOS projectors. The exhibition shows how to use digital technologies in museum and gallery. The PHOS projectors are used to project the theme of the exhibition rooms on the wall. The special character of the individual rooms (We Install, We Explain, We Record, We Exhibit, and We Question) which reflects the tasks and activities of collecting institutions, not to mention their ritualized nature, guides the visitor through the exhibition and its perception. Projectors: 6 x PHOS 20 LT installed in lighting tracks Place: Slovak national gallery, Esterházy Palace, Bratislava December 16, 2015 – February 28, 2016 More information: Slovak national gallery- Preserving the World. Museum Ritual in the Digital Age
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