Hologram musicians debut at airport for NFL Draft
By Chrissy Suttles
Published on March 25, 2026.
Life-size holograms of Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra musicians will be displayed at Pittsburgh International Airport for the NFL Draft. The installation was developed by Pittsburgh-based Joe Zeff Design and will be accessible to all travelers through April 30. The holograms give the impression that each musician is performing live inside the device. Travelers can scan an on-screen QR code to purchase tickets.
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