Grand Prix. First. Third.
One festival. A shelf of awards.
At the 2012 Circle of Light international festival we showed five works — facade mappings, an animated city and an interactive hologram — and came home with the Laboratory of Light Grand Prix, first and third places in Art Vision and a diploma for our hologram.
Legend took first place in the Art Vision competition: a 3D mapping on the Manege that rebuilt the facade again and again — ancient scrolls, a book of drawings, new columns, arches and domes growing out of the old stone.
The Laboratory of Light Grand Prix went to Panorama, a hand-built industrial city that lives through a whole day, from a pink dawn to fireworks and moonlight. Day & Night, a mapping about forests, fields, stars and glass towers, took third place in Art Vision. Our interactive projection hologram City-2033 — a city of the future under a glass dome, driven from a touch panel — received a second-degree diploma in the Laboratory of Light competition.
Five pieces, three podiums.
Live footage from the square and the renders we built for the festival.
Built for a long, low facade.
The Manege is wide and low, so the mappings were designed as ultra-wide canvases matched to every column and arch.
From build-up to the stage.
A few days of installing, testing and showing.
→01Build-up
Assembling the hologram stand in the hall.
→02The hologram stand
Open to visitors all festival long.
→03Show night
Legend on the Manege facade.
04Awards night
Two trophies and a stack of diplomas.
