The annual Belgrade Foam Fest in Serbia this year included an all-female lineup and was supported by a Predrag Djordjevic lightshow that used a collection of 40 CHAUVET Professional Maverick fixtures.
While the sea of foam provided a unique aesthetic element to the party, it was the vibrant colors and punchy wash effects of the Maverick MK2 fixtures, powered by 12 (40W) Osram RGBW LEDs that created the solid luminous base within the arena upon which the visuals could be constructed. Placed at either side of the stage to create a lattice of saturated colored wash effects, the Maverick fixtures were both vibrant and powerful at the same time. In addition to Djordjevic’s blanket of color projecting light onto the surface, the fixture’s 7º – 49º zoom range provided ethereal looks for a sensation of depth and perspective.
Working in collaboration with the MK2 Wash fixtures were the collection of 24 Maverick MK1 Spots, which were specified to provide energetic looks to cut through the blanket of saturated color on stage. Thanks to the fixture’s 350W engine, CMY + CTO color mixing and two 6-position rotating slot and lock gobo wheels, Djordjevic was able to up the visual ante during the DJ sets by contrasting the stunning visual punch of the MK1 Spots with the blanket wash of the MK2 Wash, creating unique infusions of eye candy and visual presence.
“The combination of the Maverick Spot and Wash fixtures gave me the ability to cut through the mountains of foam to induce more than just a clubbing atmosphere, but a unique spectacle in itself somewhere between festival, fantasy and club,” concluded Djordjevic. “The resulting atmosphere was interesting for everyone.”
Photo Credit: Marko Edge
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