Context
The Iglesia de San Miguel, nestled in the heart of Cuenca, is located close to the Unesco World Heritage town wall. The 13th century Roman catholic church underwent a comprehensive restoration, now serving as an important cultural hub for the city
The new projection mapping show, a collaborative effort between the regional government of Castilla-La Mancha and the Cuenca Consortium, revitalizes the historic landmark and marks a pivotal moment in Cuenca’s cultural development, symbolizing the convergence of tradition and innovation.
Ibercover Studio, design company of DIGITAL IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCES, crafted the captivating visuals that pay homage to Cuenca's cultural legacy. To bring "Luz Cuenca" to life, they partnered with Fluge Audiovisuales to provide state-of-the-art AV equipment.
Solution
The centerpiece of the wonderful exhibit comprises twenty Barco G60-W7 projectors. The laser light source of the single-chip laser projectors ensures great image quality to deliver stunning visuals on the church walls and its famous ceiling adorned with Mudéjar elements envelopping visitors in an immersive experience. In addition, their uniform compact size enables optimal integration in the church architecture, transforming the space into a modern cultural space while preserving its historic significance.
"The Barco G60-W7 projectors are a highlight in the 'Luz Cuenca' installation. Their exceptional performance and versatility empowered us to craft a mesmerizing visual spectacle within the historic confines of San Miguel Church, reshaping the boundaries of cultural immersion and elevating the cultural significance of the San Miguel Church to new heights," summarizes Fernando Carabias, Product Technical Manager at Fluge Audiovisuales.
Results
With its restoration complete and "Luz Cuenca" as its newest attraction, the San Miguel Church stands as a reference point of cultural and artistic expression in Cuenca. During the inauguration the initiative was hailed by President Emiliano García-Page hailed as a testament to Cuenca's cultural richness, emphasizing its significance for the city's tourism industry but also in fostering community engagement and appreciation for the arts by broad audiences.