A lot of what we do at Soluna Productions starts on a screen, but it doesn’t stay there for long. Fabrication is the bridge between imagination and reality. Before an installation ever reaches a venue or event space, it goes through a detailed digital design phase...
Trends in immersive work tend to come and go quickly, but a few shifts have been sticking around longer than others. One is a move away from overwhelming visuals. Instead of filling every surface with content, more projects are using restraint. Negative space, slower transitions, and...
A lot of people see the final result and assume immersive installations start with visuals. In reality, most of our projects start with structure. Before anything is projected or animated, we’re thinking about form. What needs to exist physically in the space? What should be permanent,...
Projection mapping is essentially the art of using light as a building material. Instead of projecting onto a flat screen, projection mapping allows visuals to wrap around real-world surfaces , walls, sculptures, stages, buildings, even moving objects. The content is designed to fit the exact shape...
Immersive art is one of those phrases people hear a lot right now, but it means different things depending on who you ask. At its core, immersive art is about creating an experience instead of something you just look at. Rather than standing back and observing,...