Londoners left in awe as striking images appear in night sky
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LONDONERS were left in awe as a series of striking images appeared in the night skies above Shoreditch in a breath-taking 50ft hologram display.

The unexpected spectacle, which lasted for two mesmerising minutes, captivated onlookers and left them questioning what was unfolding before their eyes.

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65ft x 50ft visuals of a blue whale, northern lights, and football tricks are displayed in a hologram show over London's Shoreditch to tease the forthcoming Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked launch on Wednesday 22 January promoting its innovations in Galaxy AI. The display, which culminated in a series of lanterns, was designed to 'ignite imaginations' and symbolises 'the endless possibilities when art and technology combine'. Photo credit should read: Will Ireland/PinPep

This display was designed to ignite imaginations and symbolises the endless possibilities when art and technology combine
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65ft x 50ft visuals of a blue whale, northern lights, and football tricks are displayed in a hologram show over London's Shoreditch to tease the forthcoming Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked launch on Wednesday 22 January promoting its innovations in Galaxy AI. The display, which culminated in a series of lanterns, was designed to 'ignite imaginations' and symbolises 'the endless possibilities when art and technology combine'. Photo credit should read: Will Ireland/PinPep

The launch will be on Wednesday 22 January promoting its innovations in Galaxy AI
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65ft x 50ft visuals of a blue whale, northern lights, and football tricks are displayed in a hologram show over London's Shoreditch to tease the forthcoming Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked launch on Wednesday 22 January promoting its innovations in Galaxy AI. The display, which culminated in a series of lanterns, was designed to 'ignite imaginations' and symbolises 'the endless possibilities when art and technology combine'. Photo credit should read: Will Ireland/PinPep

Closing the spectacle was a series of lanterns emanating a warming glow in the cold winter skies

The display began with a cosmic blue glow that slowly blossomed into a constellation of eerie blue stars, which stopped those passing by in their tracks.

The scene was narrated as though someone was requesting to view a series of vivid images and was revealed to be a stunt by Samsung as the tech giant teased its biggest launch to date.

As the display progressed, the audience watched as a majestic blue whale gracefully glided through the night sky.

Moments later, the whale was joined by a recreation of the northern lights and then succeeded by an explosion of blooming flowers with their colours illuminating the dark skies.

The energy of the display then shifted, building excitement as the shape of a football came into view.

This dramatic transformation culminated in a thrilling sequence where the football ‘electrified’ the air with the imagery of a winning goal celebration.

Closing the spectacle was a series of lanterns emanating a warming glow in the cold winter skies, which were made possible through state-of-the-art hologram technology.

Annika Bizon, director of mobile experience at Samsung, which used the stunt to officially invite the public to tune into its Unpacked launch event, explained: “This spectacle was designed to ignite imaginations and hint at the ground-breaking advancements we’ll be unveiling at Galaxy Unpacked next week.

“The display demonstrated the endless possibilities when art and technology combine.”

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65ft x 50ft visuals of a blue whale, northern lights, and football tricks are displayed in a hologram show over London's Shoreditch to tease the forthcoming Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked launch on Wednesday 22 January promoting its innovations in Galaxy AI. The display, which culminated in a series of lanterns, was designed to 'ignite imaginations' and symbolises 'the endless possibilities when art and technology combine'. Photo credit should read: Will Ireland/PinPep

The scene was narrated as though someone was requesting to view a series of vivid images and was revealed to be a stunt by Samsung
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65ft x 50ft visuals of a blue whale, northern lights, and football tricks are displayed in a hologram show over London's Shoreditch to tease the forthcoming Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked launch on Wednesday 22 January promoting its innovations in Galaxy AI. The display, which culminated in a series of lanterns, was designed to 'ignite imaginations' and symbolises 'the endless possibilities when art and technology combine'. Photo credit should read: Will Ireland/PinPep

The visuals of a blue whale, northern lights, and football tricks are displayed in a hologram show over London’s Shoreditch
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