Ayrton Rivale Profiles Just Resonate with Chiai Fujikawa

	Leveraging the versatility of the Rivale Profile, Ito smoothly transitioned the atmosphere: the aggressive, biting strobes evolved into deep, saturated textures that enveloped the singer in a glow. Photo: Shigeyuki Furuya

Ayrton supported Japanese rock singer Chiai Fujikawa at a concert in Tokyo's Nihonbashi Mitsui Hall on June 13. Behind the production console, lighting designer Naoki Ito of OverTheClip kept his eyes fixed on the rigging over the empty stage. Overhead, his rig sat waiting 22 Ayrton Rivale Profile moving lights, positioned to turn sound waves into pure, unadulterated sight.

The silence snapped. A heavy, young hard beat exploded from the speakers, and instantly, the Ayrton Rivale Profile units fired into life. Piercing laser-like beams cut through the haze, moving in lockstep with the rhythm, it was resonance by lighting. The sharp, ultra-defined beams slashed across the venue, matching the aggressive pulse of the opening tracks and sending a physical jolt of absolute excitement through the crowd.

Leveraging the versatility of the Rivale Profile, Ito smoothly transitioned the atmosphere: the aggressive, biting strobes evolved into deep, saturated textures that enveloped the singer in a glow. When the singer hit her peak emotional crescendos, the Rivales blossomed outward.

Ito notes that he chose Rivale Profile precisely because of its versatility, which was capable of keeping pace Fujikawa. He adds he is still exploring the fixtures, driven to draw out the full, untapped potential of the Rivale Profile for the next grand stage.