Three visual worlds for a three-hour journey.
Sophisticated. Atmospheric. Groove-driven.
PAWSA on Quasar is an invitation into restraint as power. Between the twin monolithic LED walls, we build a visual language that mirrors the music: rolling, hypnotic, and deeply considered. No visual excess. No festival clichés. Instead — environments that breathe, textures that pulse, and light that grooves. A three-hour arc from twilight atmospherics through peak-hour intensity, returning to stillness.
The anti-EDM visual show. Dark foundations, warm accents, deliberate negative space. Every frame earns its place.
Visuals that breathe with the groove. Rolling basslines drive subtle motion. Builds and drops expressed through light, not spectacle.
Designed for twin 100ft LED walls in open desert. High contrast for golden hour. Atmospheric depth for after dark.
Dark cinematic landscapes. Desert, concrete, and deep water as visual canvases.
Hand-crafted textures, ink, and bold 2D forms. Painterly and physical.
Minimal light, shadow, and smoke. The visual expression of groove.
The set opens in vast, atmospheric space. Desert at twilight, concrete cathedrals, moonlit water. These are not backdrops — they are environments the audience inhabits. Slow, breathing motion. Monumental scale meeting intimate detail. The visual equivalent of PAWSA's warm-up: patient, enveloping, magnetic.
PAWSA paints his own cover art. This look honors that craft. Abstract ink flows, bold graphic reductions, and raw material studies projected at monument scale. A 2D-forward aesthetic that feels physical and hand-made, even at 100 feet wide. The visual language of underground vinyl culture, elevated.
The peak-hour visual language. Clean lines of light tracing through darkness. Smoke catching a single beam. Shadows moving with rhythmic precision. This is house music made visible — not through literal imagery, but through the interplay of light and negative space. Sophisticated. Never gratuitous. The visuals at their most minimal become the most powerful.
Three looks. Nine sublooks. One three-hour arc across the Quasar stage. From twilight desert to peak-hour pulse — every frame designed for PAWSA's signature: sophisticated, classy, unmistakably underground.
Custom real-time visual content for dual LED monoliths. Full 3-hour visual arc with transition design. Audio-reactive integration with live DJ performance.
Unreal Engine / Prismax XLive compatible pipeline. Designed for P3.91 LED at 6,500 nits. Optimized for open-air desert conditions.
Concept approval → Look development → Content production → Tech rehearsal → Coachella Weekend 1, Friday.
Strangeloop Studios
strangeloop-studios.com
Los Angeles, CA