The project arose from a proposal for the Sitges Lumen Festival, where the best projection mapping artists and professionals got together. We were given the privilege and were invited by the festival to participate in the event. The objective of the festival was to draw the medium of video-mapping closer to people and combine centennial architecture with a modern audiovisual technique.
Over the course of two days, projections were displayed on buildings throughout the city of Sitges. The city was transformed into a true open-air museum, where passers-by could enjoy a wide variety of artistic videomapping creations, each with its own unique theme. The aim was to bring urban heritage to life through light, art, and technology — creating an immersive and poetic experience for both residents and visitors.
In our case, we had the honour of projecting our piece onto one of the city’s most iconic and recognisable façades: the Church of Sant Bartomeu and Santa Tecla. This historic monument, rich in architectural value, offered the perfect canvas for our artistic intervention. Under the theme “We Want Peace”, we developed a video mapping piece carrying a powerful message of unity and hope. Through a subtle interplay of colour, depth, and movement, we breathed new life into the church façade, highlighting its shapes and details with both respect and creativity.
This project was far more than a simple projection — it was a committed artistic statement, blending heritage, technological innovation, and shared emotion.
To reach the expected result, the following tools were used:
>> Content development: The festival in question had a very clear philosophy and objectives. Therefore, the development of the content had to be aligned with those parameters.
>> Content development: In order to project in emblematic architecture we use techniques such as Motion Graphics.