Interactive installation
Imagine being able to touch and rearrange some of the most influential Dutch paintings…not something you would do in a museum, right? Well, we had the fun possibility to transform the facade of Mauritshuis into an interactive museum. Our playful projection mapping installation allows the audience to interact with old masters’ creations and reshape the compositions by moving around.
We have made a selection of legendary paintings from the Mauritshuis collection, like the ‘Girl with the Pearl Earring’ by Johannes Vermeer, a self-portrait by Rembrandt, ‘Laughing Boy’ by Frans Hals and still-life with flowers by Ambrosius Bosschaert de Oude. These masterpieces are projected on the facade of the museum, with a motion-tracking surface across the building. The movement is tracked and transformed into particles that impact the projections. This project stimulates the audience to explore old art pieces through contemporary digital techniques.
