Robe MegaPointes Light the Sky in Warsaw for Charity Event
Poland – Jacek Chojczak and his team from Polish creative production design company Green Beam Design (GBD) utilised 82 Robe MegaPointes for a high-profile outdoor installation in central Warsaw marking the 29th anniversary of WOSP (Wielka Orkiestra Świątecznej Pomocy) – The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity – which is the biggest, non-governmental, non-profit, charity organisation in Poland raising money for paediatric and elderly care.
Jacek explains that each year WOSP stages a major outdoor concert in central Warsaw called “Light to Heaven”, but this year due to Covid-19 restrictions this could not happen. Instead, the organisers decided to build a large scenic pyramid in the square adjacent to the iconic Palace of Culture and Science, which was 21 metres wide and 12 metres high and designed by set specialist Giorgos Stylianou.
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