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Exclusive photos of state-of-the-art set design
Diana Levine
Electric Zoo Festival is expecting more than 100,000 people this year. More than 100 artists will perform on four stages during the three-day EDM bash this weekend on Randall's Island in New York City. Jonathan Goldstein designed the production.
Diana Levine
High resolution video panels on 55 automated hoists help to create a large sense of scale.
Diana Levine
High resolution video panels on 55 automated hoists can be reconfigured to create unique looks for each artist.
Diana Levine
The festival grounds feature 900 feet of LED panels, 850 automated light fixtures and 12 25-watt lasers, all powered with biodiesel generators.
Diana Levine
A wall of LED panels and mirrors set at specific angles work in tandem to bathe the tent in a sea of lights and lasers.
Diana Levine
A wall of LED panels and mirrors set at specific angles work in tandem to bathe the tent in a sea of lights and lasers.
Diana Levine
Custom-designed 3D LED technology will be used for the first time ever at a live electronic music show. As night falls, festival-goers will be immersed in an unparalleled audio-visual experience.
Diana Levine
Custom-designed 3D LED technology will be used for the first time ever at a live electronic music show. As night falls, festival-goers will be immersed in an unparalleled audio-visual experience.
Diana Levine
3D, custom-designed school buses integrate LEDs with 3D projection mapping to create an immersive mixed-media experience.
Diana Levine
3D, custom-designed school buses integrate LEDs with 3D projection mapping to create an immersive mixed-media experience.
