The heart of the stage design was a configuration of 36 Dragon O2 modules, meticulously arranged into three U-shaped structures measuring 3 meters in height, 3 meters in length, and 1 meter in width. These installations allowed Eladio to begin his performance from within the structures, building dramatic anticipation and immersing the audience from the very start.

 Equipped with kinetic motors, the structures transformed dynamically during the show, adapting their positioning to complement each segment of the performance. This capability added a theatrical dimension, creating a fluid narrative that synchronized with Eladio’s music.

One of the most challenging aspects was the need to complete the entire setup in under 8 minutes, adhering to the festival’s tight intermission schedule. The pre-production process and live execution were fine-tuned to ensure flawless transitions, achieving an impressive feat of technical precision and logistical efficiency.

Rigorous Pre-Production: Full-scale rehearsals were conducted at LMG Studios in Las Vegas, where the team refined every element of the installation, from software integration to stage movement and artist interaction.

Kinetic Innovation: The Dragon O2 modules, enhanced with motors, provided unparalleled flexibility, enabling the structures to shift positions dynamically, creating an engaging visual centerpiece.

Generative Content: Real-time visuals designed to synchronize with Eladio’s setlist were rendered seamlessly, enhancing the audience’s connection to the music. Impact The installation transformed the Gobi Tent into an immersive spectacle, captivating audiences across both weekends of Coachella.