“Toen de zee van ijs was” is the fourth edition immersive experience of Zuiderzeelicht and is about the true story of three Durgerdammer fishermen: Klaas Bording and his two sons, Klaas and Jacob Bording. In the winter of 1849 they set out on the frozen Zuiderzee to catch fish. During the bone-beating, disaster strikes. The ice breaks and the men become detached from the mainland. For fourteen days they float under harsh conditions on an ice float over the icy waters of the Zuiderzee. They float past Marken and Enkhuizen, but no one hears or sees them. The experience tells the story of the outcome for Klaas and Jacob.

This projection mapping show brings the story of St. Maarten to light, on the facade of City Hall in Utrecht’s city center. A theatre puppet style of storytelling recounts the origins of St. Maarten’s legend, the history of the city of Utrecht, and the ties that inextricably link them together.

Mr.Beam has collaborated with the production team for Kensington to help set the tone for some of their most unforgettable performances.

The Quake Immersive Experience takes the visitor back to the year 1755, to relive the great Lisbon earthquake. The experience museum combines video mapping, interactive technology, and state-of-the-art simulators as tools for education. The visitor learns about the devastating consequences of the earthquake in Lisbon. The museum also teaches visitors about the lasting effects of the event on society up to the present.

Mr.Beam created projection mapping visuals for the official music video for “Feel Something“. The song by artists Armin van Buuren and Duncan Laurence conveys messaging around the need to feel something during uncertainty. We developed an array of colorful geometric and patterned motion graphics that create bursts of uplifting color moments to help convey the message.

Our team created a 270° immersive projection for WWII Museum Overloon. The museum sits on top of the battlefield site at Overloon. Objects from World War II fill the museum from top to bottom. Each object represents the story of a person who owned it or used it. The museum intertwines the object with the story of the person attached to it. In this way, the museum presents war in the light of what is affected most by conflict – our humanity. The projections showcase many objects from the museum and for this reason, the show asks the question: are you willing to stand up for the liberty of others?

Mr.Beam has collaborated with DIRECT band on live show visuals. We designed an intimate live streamed show for the dome in Omniversum, Den Haag. We also designed a large scale live show for Rotterdam Ahoy.

We combined our fascination for light, architecture and visual innovation and created an immersive performance piece titled ‘Safe Space’.

A heritage site turned into a respite from the worries of the outside world. Become fully immersed in the changing innerscapes, tailored and projected onto the interior architecture of a chosen space, merging the physical and ethereal into one realm of possibilities.

The Dutch water protection system is a complicated and advanced organisation. To translate the story into a visual language that is understandable for every visitor, the technical production uses state of the art technology, to deliver an installation for the museum that can surprise the audience with a digital explanation and experience of historical events.