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Steve Lieberman accents Neon Garden Stage at EDC Orlando with Chauvet

Designer Steve Lieberman lit the Neon Garden stage at the 2025 Electric Daisy Carnival Orlando in November with a collection of 383 Chauvet Professional fixtures. “When you spend this much time detailing geometry and defining the personality of a stage, it’s critical to highlight the shape”, he says of the 45-foot wide stage.

Defined by bold techno aggressive triangular shapes that were formed with 40-foot long shipping container-like structures, tilted downward to form a chevron, the stage presented an image that commanded attention. “We placed various types of fixtures in line with the containers to follow the shape of the stage”, explains Lieberman, who worked with Forrest Hunt, executive producer at Insomniac. “Strobes, blinders, LEDs, moving lights were there to give the LDs the ability to change looks dramatically, while still maintaining the overall geometry to the stage, which is an important reflection of the Factory 93 brand.”

F93 is the techno brand from the event’s producer Insomniac, and a six-foot tall mirrored black “disco diamond”, the company’s logo topped the geometric structure. “We used the diamond strategically in this year’s design”, notes Lieberman. “It was positioned prominently in the upstage center position, directly under the apex of the center ‘triangle’. As we moved off stage, we added design details to help create a cohesive look that broadens the stage. We filled the triangle void on the upstage position with a video screen; and additional screens were placed on the horizontal containers offstage left and right.”

Lieberman called on 232 Epix Strip Tour linear fixtures to showcase the geometric lines of his stage. “They gave us a very refined edge detail”, he says of the one-meter RGB strips. “They offered us a bold look that didn’t overpower the audience, while highlighting the shape of the stage. They also provided us with pixel-controlled details for chasing and color FX.”

While the rig’s four Rogue Outcast 2X Wash fixtures animated the DJ booth with visual energy, its 147 Color Strike M motorized strobe-washes delivered audience lighting - and more: “We placed the Color Strikes proportionally against the rig and between the other fixture types to give us full coverage of the system”, says Lieberman. “This group of lights gave us both strobe looks and also color washes for the entire environment.”

“In addition to this, there was their role in creating scenic light”, he adds. “We set them on either side of each container, had them in one position, and never moved them.” Positioned this way, the Color Strike M fixtures illuminated the structure throughout the festival.

(Photos: Chauvet Professional)

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