At the «Night of Light» festival in Gatchina, light installations are integrated into the picturesque landscape park, creating a dialogue between nature, technology, and culture. The video mapping object—the Venus Pavilion—is situated on the edge of an island, as if on the boundary of two worlds: on one side, it immerses itself in the space of modern technology, and on the other, it dissolves into the nature of Lake Beloye.
Mapping Object
In the «Techno Flowers» project, the Venus Pavilion serves as a technological framework for the blossoming and filling of plant motifs on the facade. Blooming flowers and 3D animation, steeped in data art aesthetics, are synchronized with audio content.
Creating a digital greenhouse effect, video mapping underscores the dialogue between nature and technology at the festival, inviting the viewer to reflect on what humanity seeks and finds in their interaction.
