3D PROJECTION MAPPING

We create 3D projection mapping content that brings buildings, objects and stages to life through animation, music and visual storytelling.

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SELECTED PROJECTS

Concept · Craft · Experience

Lebanon · Live performance

Baalbeck — The Sound of Resilience

3D mapping visuals and animations created for an hour-long concert at the Temple of Bacchus. The architecture becomes part of a visual narrative that follows the music.

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Lebanon · Cultural heritage

iHeritage — Tales from the Sky

Concept, 3D animation and sound design for a mapping show at Byblos Port Fort, developed with iArt creative director Lucio Tambuzzo.

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Lebanon · Architectural mapping

National Museum of Beirut — La Nuit des Musées

Created for the Lebanese Ministry of Culture and the National Museum of Beirut, this façade mapping show explores evolution, from the creation of the universe towards the future. Cre8mania developed the concept, 2D and 3D animation, projection mapping and sound design.

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Projection mapping services

Architectural mappingAnimation designed around façades, monuments and the features of a building.
Object mappingVisual content shaped to the geometry of objects and stage elements.
Holographic projectionsVisual sequences created for holographic presentation formats.
Permanent projectionsContent developed for ongoing displays and repeated playback.

Designed for your architecture

A mapping show starts with the surface. Share your venue, architectural plans, audience viewpoint and event concept. We develop the visual narrative, 2D and 3D animation, and sound around the building’s features and the show’s rhythm.

We collaborate with agencies, event producers and cultural institutions, shaping the content around the agreed projection setup and delivery requirements. Our selected work includes Baalbeck, Byblos and the National Museum of Beirut.

Planning your project

What do you need to start a projection mapping project?

Send photographs or plans of the surface, the event date, approximate show duration and any available projection specifications. These help define the creative approach and production scope.

How is projection mapping different from an immersive experience?

Projection mapping adapts images to a specific surface or object. An immersive experience considers the wider space and audience journey, and may combine mapping with LED screens and other media.

What affects the scope and budget of a mapping show?

The surface geometry, animation complexity, show duration, sound design, revision rounds and delivery schedule shape content production. Venue conditions and the agreed projection setup also need to be defined. Share the brief so the creative and technical teams can agree what is included.

What should we check about the venue?

Provide photographs, dimensions or available plans, the audience viewing area and information about ambient light. Confirm projection positions and equipment requirements with the technical team before content production. These inputs help align the animation with the surface and the viewing conditions.

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