Stage

Full stage visual design and production for Franz Harary's Imagine Nation 2025 — Hong Kong. Large-scale illusion theatre featuring AI-enhanced stage environments, custom projection content, and real-time visual systems.

Franz Harary is one of the world's foremost large-scale illusionists — known for making the Statue of Liberty disappear and producing spectacles for Michael Jackson. Imagine Nation brings that scale to a new generation, with Arcane Realities providing the visual world.

Stage visuals, LED environments, video content, and atmospheric design — all tailored to the choreography and illusion timing of the live show.

Stage visual productions from Sanya, China — large venue entertainment events with full custom visual content, LED wall design, and live-show integration.

Arcane Realities has delivered stage content for major entertainment venues across China, combining Western spectacle production values with regional audience sensibilities.

Stage visual design and content production for Ocean Dreams — a large-format aquatic entertainment show featuring seal acts, dolphin performances, aerial birdcage acts, levitation, and theatrical spectacle.

Complete visual environment: opening sequences, scene-by-scene transitions, smoke and lighting cues, and full LED/projection content for each act — from pirate swings to walrus comedy to high-wire levitation.

Visual production design for Franz Harary's House of Magic — a large-format magic and illusion theatre experience. Custom 3D environments, video mapping onto stage geometry, and live-reactive visual systems.

The show blends classic grand illusion with cutting-edge digital stagecraft — LED walls, mapped cube structures, mirror environments, and real-time visual triggers synchronized to live performance cues.

House of Magic also holds a world record: the production includes what is believed to be the largest anaglyph 3D video ever created — a full-stage stereoscopic experience that plunged the entire audience into a three-dimensional visual world using classic red-cyan glasses. A technical and creative landmark in live entertainment history.