Videomapping

Videomapping projects custom-designed content onto any surface, turning every window, column, or architectural detail into part of the narrative. It can be an outdoor show on a building facade—like Luces de Paz y Bien at the Basílica y Convento San Francisco de Salta or the 3D mapping at Parque de la Memoria in Buenos Aires—or a permanent indoor exhibit, like the 1853 Santa Fe scale model at the Museo de la Constitución Nacional or the marble blocks at Centro Cultural Lola Mora.

Heritage Buildings

A large part of our work takes place on historic buildings, where the architecture isn't just a backdrop, but the main character. We design content directly around the building's geometry and history, executing non-invasive installations that fully preserve the site.

How We Work

We survey the surface and build a precise geometric model, draft the script, and produce custom content directly over that model. Next, we engineer the projection system based on distance, surface size, and ambient light, handle on-site installation and alignment, and either run the show live or automate it for seamless daily operation.

One-Off Events & Permanent Exhibits

A mapping projection can run for a single evening to launch an exhibition, play nightly throughout a tourist season, or serve as a permanent installation. Since the format dictates the hardware, operation, and maintenance required, we define the right approach from day one.