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An-Ki from ArKaos offers a new approach to architectural entertainment

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  • 16/04/2018
Benjamin Bauwens from ArKaos explains why the company’s recent launch An-Ki is an interesting proposition for architectural lighting designers taking a video centric approach in their projects.

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