Experiences Beyond the Ordinary

A 20,000-square-foot exhibition used immersive projection to let visitors experience Vatican art and architecture through a large 360-degree environment.

A six-minute technology performance opened the Global AI Summit in Riyadh using robotic screens, dancers, mapping, lasers and a large LED backdrop.

A reconstructed historic factory facade became a permanent projection-mapping landmark with multiple creative shows and seasonal content.

A repeated multimedia performance at CES presented SK Group’s future-mobility story through live performers and digital effects designed as “live cinema.”

A live television performance surrounded singer James Arthur and dancers with holographic visuals that extended the song into a cinematic stage world.

A resort facade was converted into one of the world’s large permanent projection-mapping canvases, operating as an attraction throughout the year.

A stage act merged live performers with virtual imagery to create the illusion of levitation and erase the boundary between physical action and digital scene.

Front Pictures produced stage graphics for the opening and interval performances of Eurovision 2017, tailoring visual worlds to multiple artists and live-broadcast moments.

A 6.5-meter skull prop became a transformable digital centerpiece for a large concert through custom projection mapping and animated content.

Visitors enter a simulated Venus lander cockpit where panoramic visuals, vibration, lighting and synchronized media create the sensation of descending through the planet’s extreme atmosphere.