Projection Mapping

Projection mapping is a visual technique that uses projectors to transform irregular surfaces—like buildings, stage sets, or architectural features—into dynamic video displays. Unlike traditional flat-screen projection, this method precisely maps digital content to the shape and structure of a physical object, making it appear as though the surface is moving, changing, or coming to life. It’s commonly used to enhance events, create immersive environments, and turn ordinary spaces into unforgettable visual experiences.