Showreel #2019
With the possibility to move projections from one position to another, Dynamic Projection Insitute guarentees highly accurate positioning to achieve state-of-the-art projection installations.
Kodomo Honnomori
A paradise for kids and adults needing to escape the reality of screens: This is the gift the famous Japanese architect Tadao Ando gave his hometown. The “Nakanoshima children’s book forest” is filled with books, from top to bottom, left to right, ceiling to floor.
Brueghel in Brussels
Brussels Airport - Brueghel's black and white engravings will fill up with color and his creatures will come to life. Finishing on a walk through the Royal Museum of Fine Arts of Brussels to reveal the location of the original painting 'The Fall of the Rebel Angels’.
Gallery Invasion
Monkey escapes from painting to surf web! It’s a Gallery Invasion by Skullmapping.
Yes, it is possible that paintings in an art gallery come to life. Did you see the video that is going viral on social media? More than 20 million views already!
Pipilotti Rist – Pixel Forest
In this new installation, Pipilotti Rist reveals the connections between the development of her art and the evolution of contemporary technologies.
King Sprong strikes again.
The city of Leuven liked ‘King Sprong’ so much, which was originally created for the light festival in Ghent, that Skullmapping decided to recreate the concept!
Your virtual companion
Did you ever imagine a penguin welcoming you while you enter a shop? Could you imagine being guided by a new kind of virtual personal assistant through a museum? Well, there are some new dynamic projection ideas out there worth sharing with you!
Museum of Taiwan
An homage to the sacred nature of Taiwan, formerly known as Formosa, meaning the beautiful Island: In order to raise awareness on the environmental changes, the National Museum of Natural Science recreated the beauty of nature indoors.









