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We developed this art object specifically for projection mapping — from the first idea and 3D design to the physical structure, custom visual content, technical setup and final result.

Everything was created from scratch as a complete experience for the venue.

Now the projection turns on automatically every day, bringing the sculpture to life with light, animation and mapping.

This is how a business venue gets a custom visual landmark.

Our team created this art object from scratch — from 3D design and fabrication to installation, projection mapping and the final wow effect.

A real physical object, built to become part of the venue’s identity and guest experience.

A new character is coming to life.

A giant physical mask.
A short deadline.
A projection mapping show for a beach club opening in Bangkok.

From a white sculpture to a living visual character.

This was intense, challenging, and amazing to create.

Tag someone who creates events, venues, or brands that deserve a visual experience like this.

Let’s bring it to life.

A giant physical mask.
A short deadline.
A projection mapping show for a beach club opening in Bangkok.

It was intense, challenging, and absolutely amazing to create.

More from this story soon.

5 days.
One giant mask.

A projection mapping project for a beach club opening in the center of Bangkok.

A huge object, a tight deadline, and a team trying to turn a static mask into a full visual show.

This is how the story started.

More reels about this project soon.

It started like this🤫.

A white sculpture, a real jungle object, and projection mapping slowly turning it into a character.

Step by step, the giant monkey comes alive.

First test before the show.

A real jungle sculpture.
Animated with projection mapping.

We are testing, adjusting, and preparing the final night show.

The giant monkey is slowly waking up.

A giant Monkey needs a show.

First step: equipment arrived, setup started, and the jungle slowly turns into a show area.

Projection mapping story begins.

The head was real.
The face was light.

A physical sculpture, custom visuals, and projection mapping aligned to the shape.

This is how a white object became a living face for one night.

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