Event light scenography

Light scenography:
turn your venue into a world.

You have a venue — a building, a park, a hall, an urban space. We turn it into a world.

Chronix designs and installs bespoke light scenographies drawn from a catalogue of elements developed in-house: modular, transportable and combinable to suit your project and your visual identity.

Our catalogue of elements

4 families, infinite compositions

All our elements are designed, developed and controlled by our own team in our Saint-Quentin workshop. Modular, transportable, and individually programmable in colour and in sequence.

LED tubes

To structure a space, draw perspectives, animate a ceiling or mark out a trail. Customisable in colour and in programming. Individual Art-Net/DMX control for each tube.

Light flowers

A poetic botanical-luminous signature in a garden, a courtyard, a stage. Ideal for delicate atmospheres and romantic events (weddings, gala evenings).

Light tunnel

To turn a corridor, an entrance or a pathway into a rite of passage. Available as LED arches, vertical tubes or triangular arches (see Abbaye de l'Épau).

Light geometries

To dress a wall, structure a stage, create a photogenic focal point. Hexagons, triangles and modular shapes for venues of every size (see our recent hexagonal setup).

How it works

A scenography in 4 steps

Venue study

A site visit or a remote analysis, identifying the strong points and the technical constraints (power, rigging, access). Photos, videos and plans are enough in most cases.

Composition

A scenography proposal with a moodboard, sizing of the elements and a layout plan. Several options depending on your budget and your intention.

Production and installation

Workshop preparation (Saint-Quentin), on-site build, lighting tests, adjustments. Everything is run by our team.

Operation

Chronix is present for the whole duration of the event, then handles the get-out and the return of the equipment.

Case study

The light tunnel at the Abbaye de l'Épau

Partnership with Europe Évènement · Cistercian heritage

15 arches, 8,000 LEDs, a threshold between day and night.

In partnership with Europe Évènement, Chronix designed and installed a tunnel made of 15 triangular light arches built entirely from LED tubes, totalling nearly 8,000 LEDs.

The tunnel marks the entrance to the night-time visit of this listed Cistercian heritage site, in dialogue with the historic architecture while offering a resolutely contemporary visual language.

triangular arches

8,000

individual LEDs

Listed site

Cistercian

DMX sync

+ soundtrack

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Light tunnel at the Abbaye de l'Épau — 15 arches by night

Light scenography:turn your venue into a world.