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19,000 m² of one canvas.
Case film
Watch the record.
Seen from across the river — the whole waterfront moving as one image.
Overview
A riverfront turned into a screen.
A full riverfront of buildings mapped as one continuous canvas — officially the world’s biggest 3D projection mapping area.
The show told a story of exploration — ships and oceans, jungles and wildlife, maps and portraits of great travellers — played across an entire waterfront ensemble at once.
Every scene was built on a single model of the facades, so the architecture folds, opens and floods with water as one piece, and reads from the opposite bank of the river.
19,000m² of projection surface
1Continuous canvas
GWRGuinness World Record
2016Moscow
The canvas
One image, many buildings.
The waterfront reads as a single panorama — content built for the full width.
Waterfront canvas · live loop
Scenes
A story of exploration.
Oceans, wildlife and the great expeditions — chapter by chapter across the facades.
19KM²01Wild worldsJungle and wildlife across the facades.
02The oceanWater rises through the architecture.
03PortraitsGreat travellers, framed by the building.
04IceThe polar chapter.
05DesertsCaravans crossing the ensemble.
06The openingThe architecture unfolds.
From the other bank
Credits
RecordWorld’s biggest 3D projection mapping area
Surface19,000 m²
CityMoscow
Year2016
NAOS scope3D content · projection mapping show
