I Lost my Heart in Lisboa

Oskar&Gaspar, a well know portuguese visual artists duo teamed up with several other artists to put together an enormous 15 minute multimedia show early September, projected on the west side of Terreiro do Paço, called "I lost my heart in Lisboa". The music was made by Beatbombers (Dj Ride & Stereossauro) feat Holly.

This was a journey through the city where, in search of the lost heart, you explored the multiplicity of cultures, languages and sounds through the portuguese capital's main iconography.

The video mapping projection was further enhanced by a very cool light show. Check also all photos through the hashtag #perdiocoracaoemlisboa.

Interior design mapping

I would love to own a space in Lisbon were I could just play around with visuals like this. Hopefully it may happen sooner than I think :-)

Box, by The Creators Project

Box explores the synthesis of real and digital space through projection-mapping on moving surfaces.
The short film documents a live performance, captured entirely in camera. Bot & Dolly produced this work to serve as both an artistic statement and technical demonstration. 

It is the culmination of multiple technologies, including large scale robotics, projection mapping, and software engineering. This methodology has tremendous potential to radically transform theatrical presentations, and define new genres of expression.

Check out also the making-of of the whole project here.

Arco de Luz - A very cool 3D videomapping about Lisboa

Nuno Maya and Carole Purnelle, from O Cubo, pushed videomapping in Portugal to another level, by developing a very well done storytelling about the history of Lisboa. 
From August 9th to 18th,, three daily shows widespread among the whole fassades of Praça do Comércio, downtown Lisboa and by the river, to showcase a thorough 3D animated story of Lisboa, since the Arab invasion, passing by the 1873 earthquake to the full city reconstruction by Marquês de Pombal.
Well done either the team and also the Lisbon city-hall, who believed in such a project. It should continue every night until winter time, the tourists would be grateful, I'm sure!