Heritage says no by default
Soprintendenza authorizations, ambient-light limits and no-drill rules kill most mapping pitches before design starts.
Fashion & Art Event
Synesthesia VJing turns protected facades and gallery spaces into living canvases — permit-first execution on heritage architecture, no stress on the building.
The failures this format cannot afford — engineered out, in writing.
Soprintendenza authorizations, ambient-light limits and no-drill rules kill most mapping pitches before design starts.
Heavy trussing and heat-loading projectors are non-starters in white-cube spaces.
Static uplighting cannot carry a launch: the press expects architecture in motion.
Four deliverables, each owned by the division that does it best.
Audio-responsive 3D shaders map your soundtrack onto facades and vaults in real time.
DMX and show control ride the local mesh: no control cabling through protected rooms.
The content crew delivers campaign cuts and social takeover from the same rig that runs the show.
Room-scale VR fitting rooms and sim installations turn guests from spectators into participants.
Permit-first is our default: Soprintendenza practice, 3-phase power planning and ambient-light control are handled before a single projector is booked.
Read the Burillo Fest case studyThe objections we hear most — answered straight.
Yes, permit-first: we handle Soprintendenza authorization for protected facades, control ambient light, and bring dedicated 3-phase generator power so the venue's aging grid is never touched. All paperwork is managed by us.
For Festival in a Box deployments, 2–3 weeks from signed proposal. White Glove productions with projection mapping need 4–8 weeks depending on permits and content production. Rush jobs: call us — we built an entire festival infrastructure from scratch.
No public price list — every event is different. You get a custom proposal within 48 hours after the discovery call. Hardware deployments start with a flat setup fee plus a small percentage of processed revenue for POS infrastructure.