The VOID Mykonos room from the back, the pixel dot sculpture spread across the ceiling and beams raking down over a packed dancefloor

VOID Nightclub

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Boutique dancefloor lighting

ENTTEC collaborated with Audio-Tech and Omniview to transform VOID nightclub in Mykonos, Greece, using advanced LED lighting technology. The project featured hundreds of meters of pixel tape controlled by ENTTEC’s Pixelators and PLink injectors, creating a vibrant, dynamic atmosphere. A gigantic sculptural chandelier was a key element, illuminated with individually controllable LEDs mapped with ENTTEC’s LED Mapper software.

Cycladic architecture is about the search for purity: purity of line, of shape and of colour, making it practical in reality as well as conceptually idealized. So when creating a modern discotheque venue using the bright white, plasticine flexibility of this classic Greek aesthetic, it was vital that any lighting would work in complete harmony with the imposing, multi-level design.

Architects Omniview created every last detail of the interior for this exclusive nightclub on the island of Mykonos, including the bespoke furniture and a gigantic sculptural chandelier suspended above the nightclub’s dancefloor. They enlisted Athens-based audio-visual specialists Audio-Tech to look after the technical side of the sound and lighting set-up. It took about five days to install and solder a huge quantity of black pixel tape on to the skeleton of the chandelier, and Audio-Tech chose to connect, power and control this awesome creation using a bank of ENTTEC Pixelators and PLink injectors.

The Pixelator – seen packed with Ethernet cables, sitting with rows of PLink injectors above – is the most advanced LED pixel tape controller on the market, converting Art-Net and sACN protocols to handle a staggering 48 Universes. Manage over 8000 pixels, using your favourite pixel mapping software, and let Pixelator take care of the rest. As seen below, the spectacular lighting effects were then configured and brought to life using ELM (ENTTEC LED Mapper) – the world’s most versatile and intuitive software for pixel-mapping 3D objects.

Solution

Controls

Powered by ELM (ENTTEC LED Mapping Software), 4 x Pixelators and 96 x PLink Injector

Lights

Lit up by hundreds of metres of black pixel tape. Explore our LED Pixel Tape here

Diagram of the signal chain, a laptop running ELM feeding two rack-mounted Pixelators, then a row of PLink injectors, then the sculpture carrying 200 universes of pixel tape

I was in charge of the project, and that installation was the first of its type delivered in our country. Now EVERYONE is trying to do something similar on walls or ceilings!

Dimitris PavlakisDirector, Audio-Tech
  • VOID Mykonos logo
  • Audio-Tech logo
  • Omniview logo

Result

  • The venue empty with house lights up, the sculpture glowing blue above white moulded seating and the sunken bar
  • Black and white shot of the ceiling, the sculpture reading as fine arcs of white dots, staff standing at the DJ booth on the right
  • Looking straight up at the underside of the sculpture in violet, recessed ceiling downlights scattered around it
  • The sculpture burning orange and red while teal beams cut across the crowd below
  • The sculpture in green over an empty lounge, white curved banquettes and set tables in the foreground
  • Purple and pink wash across the seating terraces, the sculpture small in the upper left and tables laid ready for service
  • Blue floor lighting through the lounge with the sculpture in green above and a starfield of ceiling points
  • The sculpture in cool white and lilac, seen wide across a busy room with pale sculpted walls
  • The sculpture alone against black in deep red and pink, a single beam crossing the frame from the left
  • White beams fanning through haze under the sculpture, arms in the air across a full dancefloor
  • A lighting console on the balcony with the pink-lit room and dancing crowd out of focus behind it
  • A monitor running ELM with the sculpture rendered as a pixel map, patch list down the right of the screen
  • Commissioning bench on a white table, two laptops, a lighting console and an ENTTEC carton beside a blue moving head
  • Close up of black pixel tape runs laid out side by side and marked with pink tape before soldering
  • Black and white view of the bare sculpture skeleton hung over the unfinished venue during the fit out
  • Underside of the sculpture mid build, black fins hanging in a curve with an installer working below
  • Rows of PLink injectors laid out on a bench, yellow data leads and red power cable running back to a metal supply

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