goboprojektion
Goboprojektion is a term derived from the German word "Goboprojektion," which translates to "goboscope projection" or "gobo projection." It refers to a theatrical and event lighting technique that uses a gobo, a stencil or mask, placed in front of a light source to project a specific shape, pattern, or image onto a surface. Gobos are typically made of metal or glass and are inserted into a gobo slot within a lighting fixture, such as a profile spotlight or a moving head. As the light passes through the gobo, it creates a shadowed pattern that is then projected.
This technique is widely used in stage productions, concerts, architectural lighting, and corporate events to create