For an art installation by renowned light artist Hiro Yamagata at the Columbus Ohio Science Institute, Westlake Village, Calif.-based Holo-Walls created a dramatic indoor display using its Holo-Sheen film to cover walls, floors and ceiling in a 3,000-square-foot space. The artist's vision was to “introduce children to the wonders of light and color, and how all life on earth could not exist without light,” explains Kevin McCarthy, Holo-Walls president. “The Holo-Walls' holographic film helps him to get the visual intensity required to produce an experience unlike any other, and to leave spectators awe-struck by the colors and dimensional effects our films produce.”

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