liverpool's central library to light up for re-opening - digital display

Liverpool Central Library building will be lit up with an interactive digital display to celebrate its reconstruction
Opened after 50 m renovation.
The huge book will be projected onto the facade, and whenever a book is selected from the turntable below, it will appear on the wall with its own animation.
The exhibition was held on 16 and May 17 and the library, which closed for two years, was opened on May 17. A month-
In addition, literary festivals were held.
In other words, the festival, which starts with the World Book Night event on April 23, will include the broadcast company Lord Prague and the reporter Janet Street --Porter.
As part of the digital light display, a turntable will be placed outside the library with a copy of the books displayed on the wall.
When the public picks a book, it comes back to life on the wall
For example, if Alice was selected in Wonderland, one would see Alice jump from window to window and gaze at the newly renovated building.
The show ranges from 21: 15 on May 16 to 22: 00 on BST, from 21: 15 on BST to midnight on May 17.
Councillor Wendy Simon, member of the Liverpool City Council's culture and tourism cabinet, said the event was "an excellent way to honor the New Life lease of this cultural gem ".
She added: "There is a lot of expectation around reconstruction
The opening of the Central Library, we want to make it a special event.
Rob Vale, from digital projection expert Illuminos, said: "By projecting artwork, we want to bring this building to life, and when we open a book and our imagination run wild, we can all experience this wonderful feeling.