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SCENOGRAPHY AND COSTUME DESIGN IN VISUAL AND INFRARED SPECTRUM
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The stage set has been designed, costumes for two spectral areas. Textile design has been arranged with two independent images, two pieces of information that we observe through infra-red cameras and parallel projection. The clothes contain a hidden image that brings its own story. The consequences of introducing a dual scene is a necessity for new methods in directing, stage set and the way of articulating new and old pieces for the theater stage. Digital print of the fabric has been subordinated to arranging twin dyes for which a new recipe of achieving an invisible image has been developed. Clothes with dual design for the theatrical performance Snow White and seven dwarves have been shown in this paper and presentation of innovative stage set. We are presenting images hidden in clothes, which give artists and production an opportunity of having and creating two different scenes at the same time and in the same place. Wearing same clothes and/or costume and having the same scene set. The hidden picture is visible through the infra-red camera and is achieved we the process that we have invented. The expanded CMYKIR algorithm of separation has been adapted to the canvas dyes for the purpose of joining two images into a unique whole for the visual and infra-red spectrum.
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