We’re now into our 3rd year of creating site specific video art at the Hippodrome. Since being appointed Hippodrome Digital Artist in Residence in 2013 Thomas D Gray and his team have been busy thinking up new ways to use light and video art to create even more surprising interactive experiences for the visitor.

Highlights of last year include a new 57 screen video art installation in the Atrium Casino that incorporates sharks, contemporary dancers, neon magic and paintings that come alive. We even convinced the Hippodrome’s owner to dress up in costume and become one of the paintings historical characters.

For the newly opened Lola’s Underground Casino in the basement we created a series of ghosts that reveal themselves in alleyways, stairwells and beyond mirrors. Life size 'hologram like' projections in the cage and working with beautiful showgirls a ‘live’ Parade Event performed nightly in the Atrium Casino.

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London Hippodrome All-New 57 Screen Site Specific Video Installation

CANVAS OF LIGHT Glass Projection Installation - The Gray Circle 2

Animation still from the 'Paintings Come Alive' sequence

CANVAS OF LIGHT Glass Projection Installation - The Gray Circle 1

Showgirls from Lola's Parade performing for crowd

CANVAS OF LIGHT Glass Projection Installation - The Gray Circle 1

Ghostly Ringmaster in alleyway approaching Lola's Underground Casino

Atrium Casino - From this view plasma screens can be seen on 2 walls.