Projection mapping and immersive art redefine storytelling and visual expression for filmmakers, photographers, and other visual media artists. By extending the canvas beyond traditional screens, projection mapping enables artists to transform ordinary objects, sculptures, and architectural spaces into dynamic, interactive platforms. This opens up exciting avenues for creative exploration and experimentation, allowing artists to push the boundaries of visual communication.
In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn the fundamentals of projection mapping using MadMapper, a popular software available with a free demo version. The session covers essential techniques for mapping visuals onto 3D surfaces and architectural forms, as well as creative strategies for designing engaging projects. This workshop is open to all skill levels, with no prior experience required.
MOTOMICHI is a Japanese-born, award-winning Projection Artist and Animator based in New York.
His work is known for the use of black, white, and red with minimalistic graphic elements. Inspired by Cryptozoology and Mythology, he creates monsters that can be both monstrous and endearing, confrontational and playful. He has exhibited globally in numerous museums and galleries, including the New Museum in New York, Moscow Contemporary Art Center Winzavod, MARCO in Monterrey Mexico, Olympia Park Munich, Maison de la culture du Japon à Paris, and La Gaîté Lyrique, among others. His animated films have been screened at the Sundance Film Festival, Onedotzero Festival, and Edinburgh International Film Festival. His clients include EA, MTV, USA Networks, and Sony, and he has produced music videos for artists including Nicola Cruz and the Swedish band, The Knife.
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