Holograms & Installations · 2018 · Idanha-a-Nova, Portugal

Projection-Mapped Zome — Boom Festival

A projection-mapped zome — a walk-in geometric pavilion — built for Boom Festival in Portugal, whose facets became a canvas for generative, music-driven 3D visuals.

A faceted zome structure at night, its geometric panels glowing with projection-mapped fire visuals

For Boom Festival in Portugal, RE:SORB designed a projection-mapped zome: a walk-in pavilion of interlocking rhombic facets that serves as both architecture and screen.

Every facet of the structure is mapped individually, so the visuals can travel around and through the geometry — fire, yantra patterns and starfields turning the pavilion into an object that seems to breathe with the music. The concept renders shown here document the design of the structure and its projection setup.

Boom and Ozora are among the festivals where RE:SORB has immersed audiences in large-scale hologram and mapping installations.

A faceted zome structure at night, its geometric panels glowing with projection-mapped fire visuals
A faceted zome structure at night, its geometric panels glowing with projection-mapped fire visuals
A faceted zome structure at night, its geometric panels glowing with projection-mapped fire visuals
A faceted zome structure at night, its geometric panels glowing with projection-mapped fire visuals
A faceted zome structure at night, its geometric panels glowing with projection-mapped fire visuals
A faceted zome structure at night, its geometric panels glowing with projection-mapped fire visuals
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