Projection Mapping — VT Pro Design (Acronym)
Projection Mapping — VT Pro Design (Acronym)
The Circuitry of Life was a one-night Red Bull at Night showcase that walked guests up through the history of technology — from analog to digital to a glimpse of the future. Conceived and designed by Heather Shaw of Vita Motus and craned onto a helipad, the cube was projection-mapped by eight projectors, with VT Pro Design on creative technology and Eye Vapor driving the interactive layer.
I built and animated visuals for the mapped structure. The show also became my first VR piece — a 360° CGI experience of the cube, produced afterward with VR Playhouse.
Why it matters: a building-scale, walk-through projection piece has to read as one idea from the street and from every floor inside. Architecture and animation had to be designed together.
The night included
A four-story cube of light, projection-mapped by eight projectors on a downtown LA rooftop — a one-night showcase guests walked up through, floor by floor.
I built and animated visuals for the mapped structure — content authored at the full wrap-around width of the cube's faces, so every surface carried one continuous idea.
The frames below are shown at their native ultra-wide formats.
"It has to read as one idea from the street and from every floor inside."
The show moved guests up through the history of technology — each level a different chapter, from analog to digital to a glimpse of the future.
Architecture and animation designed together: the content was built to the cube's faces, not cropped onto them.
Craned onto a helipad and lit for one night. Afterward, the cube got a second life as my first VR piece — a 360° CGI experience produced with VR Playhouse.
