Kids Drawing Graffiti on a Palace
Interactive Projection
A real palace facade turned into a live drawing canvas — visitors' gestures became projected graffiti, instantly, at architectural scale. Client: Narodowe Centrum Kultury (National Centre for Culture) · Role: Interactive Projection & Equipment · Country: Poland
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Case Study
Interactivity changes a projection event from something people watch into something they queue up to do. For the National Centre for Culture we built an installation where children painted light onto a palace facade with their own movements.
MediaCraft delivered the full stack: the real-time graphics pipeline, tracking, projection hardware and on-site operation — the same interactive toolchain we deploy for brand activations and museum installations.
The installation became the most-queued attraction in the park. Children lined up all evening at the touch station for their turn to paint light onto the palace facade — the kind of dwell time and repeat engagement passive shows rarely achieve.
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