projection mapping
Architectural light display
Projection mapping is a technique that uses video projectors to cast images onto irregular surfaces—buildings, sculptures, stage sets—transforming them into dynamic displays.
Software adjusts the projected image to fit the object's contours, creating illusions of movement, texture change, or architectural transformation: The projection mapping made the cathedral appear to crumble and rebuild.
- light artArt using illumination
- light showChoreographed illumination performance
- projectorLight-casting display device
- stage performancesLive acted entertainment
- augmented realityVirtual elements on real surroundings
visual storytelling · digital canvas · warping · blending · holography · building facades · computer vision · video art · museum exhibits · calibration · content creation · product launches · animation · advertising campaigns · immersive · nighttime · 3D · spectacle
- theme parksroller coasters, roller coaster, Ferris wheel, merry-go-round, carousels
- light displayslight shows, light show, laser show, laser shows, firework display
- spectaclesfirework display, spectacles, northern lights, show, extravaganzas
- contemporary artconceptual art, contemporary art, digital art, contemporary artists, modern art
- digital artdigital art, render, 3D modeling, digital illustration, graphic design
- stagecraftstage left, stage right, center stage, downstage, upstage
projection mappingtelevision
Broadcast viewing device
computer monitor · LCD screen · OLED panel · LED screen · LCD display
projection mappingvirtual reality
Computer-created interactive environment