Projection Mapping

Light that shapes space. Motion that amplifies emotion. Turn any surface into an unforgettable experience.

Projection mapping works best when the surface leads and the visuals follow. LUX LUMN studies the form and character of each object and designs visuals that respond to it rather than override it. The result for clients is an installation that makes people stop, pay attention, and talk about it afterward.

LUX LUMN is based in San Diego, California, and works with clients across Southern California.

Projection Mapping projects

  • Purple swirling patterns projected onto a large tree canopy at dusk, Culver City Arts Festival

    Culver City Arts Festival

    Culver City, CA

    Projection mapping installation created for the Culver City Arts Festival.

  • Purple tentacles projected across a two-story house facade with red-lit windows, Halloween 2021

    Halloween '21

    2021

    Architectural projection mapping transforms this residence into a haunted spectacle.

  • House facade outlined in blue light with projected eyes bursting through cracked walls, Halloween 2022

    Halloween '22

    2022

    Projection mapping reimagines a residential facade as fractured architecture.

  • Spectral figures projected in the windows and on the garage of a blue-outlined house facade, Halloween 2025

    Halloween '25

    2025

    Static distortion consumes the windows and walls of this house before a spectral presence emerges from the chaos.

  • Solitary tree canopy mapped with blue, orange and purple organic patterns at night

    Lone Tree

    A solitary coastal tree becomes a canvas for environmental projection mapping.

  • Wedding guests at tables beneath trees lit with pink and purple projected particle patterns, Malibu

    Malibu Wedding

    Malibu, CA

    Immersive projection mapping for a private wedding celebration.

  • Black-and-white tiled mural projected on a tall building facade above a festival plaza, North Park Music Festival

    North Park Music Festival

    North Park, San Diego, CA

    A dynamically evolving black-and-white mural projected onto the facade of the historic Observatory Theater.

  • Painted wolf mural lit with rainbow projected light tracing its fur

    Wolf Mural

    Environmental projection mapping exploring the interplay between architecture and organic forms.

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