About the solution
When night falls, the building itself becomes the screen. A museum facade, a town hall, an entire street — projected with the people and events that passed right there.
In the museum edition, the projection focuses on a single building. In the city edition, it spreads across several locations and becomes an event that brings people into the streets. Suited to events, holidays and national occasions.
For
Museums, municipalities, and event and festival organizers.
What you get
- Museum edition: one building
- City edition: several locations
- Historical content tailored to the facade
- Full video-mapping production
How it works
- 01Choosing facades and story
- 02Research and script
- 03Production tailored to the facade
- 04Setup and projection
In detail
Museum edition
Projecting finds from the exhibition or archive onto the museum building or its plaza, in a single location — for one evening, a season or permanently. The museum steps outside, and brings a new audience in.
City edition
Several locations around the city telling one story together — up to a full city-wide event, festival or season. The city's history returns to its own streets.
Content tailored to the facade
Every projection is built around the wall it appears on — the building's windows, arches and details become part of the story.
FAQ
Does it require a permanent installation?
No. The projection can run for one evening, a season or permanently.
What does your facade tell?
Tell us about the place, and we'll propose a show.