Epson Immersive Wall

We designed a multi-layered Projection Mapping installation that featured a 3D relief sculpture inspired by traditional Japanese architecture. The installation was divided into three distinct layers—background, mid-ground, and foreground—each showcasing different aspects of Epson's printing technology.

• Layer 1 - Background: The base layer featured a subtle Seigaiha wave pattern, printed using UV ink on vinyl and applied to wood. This layer served as the foundation for the projection mapping, with additional elements like dyed fabrics integrated to demonstrate Epson’s dye sublimation printing.
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• Layer 2 - Mid-ground: This layer highlighted architectural features such as a Kikkou-patterned archway and a stone-textured castle base, both created using Epson’s resin ink printing technology.
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• Layer 3 - Foreground: The frontmost layer brought the installation to life with intricate details, including Geishas' Kimono prints made with dye sublimation on polyester cotton, Tōrō stone lanterns, and a Torii gate. These elements were designed to dynamically interact with the projected content, enhancing the overall immersive experience.

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‍Enhanced Visitor Engagement:
The installation successfully immersed visitors in a virtual journey through iconic Japanese landscapes, offering a rich and interactive experience.

‍Showcase of Epson’s Technology:
The use of multiple printing techniques, including UV ink, resin ink, and dye sublimation, effectively highlighted the versatility and quality of Epson’s technology.

‍Visually Striking Installation:
The combination of Projection Mapping and traditional Japanese design elements resulted in a visually captivating display that resonated with the audience.

‍Improved Aesthetic Harmony:
The thoughtful integration of physical materials and digital projections ensured a balanced and cohesive visual experience, free from distractions.

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