Projection mapping

Join us at the Edge for a two-session workshop on the innovative world of projection mapping and gain the skills to bring stories to life through video onto different surfaces. 

Projection mapping is an exciting art form that merges video, light, and architecture, transforming static objects into vivid displays for visual narratives. 

Within this hands-on workshop, you'll experience the creative journey from concept to realisation. We’ll show you how to edit and map projections onto hard surfaces using the Library’s digital video collection content. Perfect for those looking to develop a practical understanding of video installations, or creatives looking for innovative ways to present narratives. The workshops aim to equip participants with the confidence to start their own video projection journey, and would be great for anyone eager to explore the intersection of digital creativity and public art.

This is a two-part workshop and it is expected you will attend both Saturday sessions as they build upon each other.

Before you book

Participants must be over 16 years of age. 

Please read through our Getting Started at The Edge page which includes terms of use. You’ll find answers to age restrictions, what to bring, what to do if you’re running late, refunds and more. 

Please become a State Library member before you arrive. If you already have a State Library member account, make sure you know your login details as you may be required to login during the workshop to access State Library computers, and to make bookings for equipment. 

Please contact us if you need support to participate in this event and consult State Library of Queensland's conditions of entry before making your booking. 

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