In Episode 4 of Surroundscapes Season 7, Graeme Harrison speaks with the founder of Maxin10sity, a projection mapping studio known for large-scale global installations and festival productions.
The conversation begins with the company’s early breakthrough: a record-setting projection on the Parliament building in Bucharest. That first project established Maxin10sity as a creative and technical force in large-format projection, leading to work across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and North America.
Throughout the episode, the focus returns to the balance between art and engineering. Successful projection mapping depends on close collaboration between creative teams and technical partners, from resolution planning and server workflows to projector selection and installation logistics. Advances in laser projection have improved brightness, color performance, and efficiency, while reducing setup time compared to earlier lamp-based systems.
The discussion also explores emerging directions, including volumetric projection inside architectural spaces and the selective use of AI for concept development. While new formats such as drone shows and immersive LED environments continue to grow, projection mapping remains a defining feature of festivals and public events worldwide.
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